Why ever did i chose winblows 10

RedViking said:
So you are saying all the tips I pick up from the Faniebraai and Mortymoer group is in vain.... walking ribs, dripping chops, lazy loins, standing steaks..... packing charcoal over my chicken....
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Perhaps a course in microwave cooking would help?
 
DarthCat said:
The idiots are the trolls that can't get windows to work
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I am sure this troll is not meant for Microsoft, but incidentally it is. These idiots from Microsoft can't really get Windows to work.
 
DarthCat said:
Why say this crap again?:wtf:
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Cause this crap is called windows 10. Funny how the majority here pretends winblows is the be all end all when it's the biggest pile of horse #$#@ in existence ! ! !

How on earth can you be so criminal to keep bloating up your own stupid OS by robbing someone else's internet connection and not pay a cent for the data costs, let alone the space the dumb updates is taking and the slow downs it causes, during and after the stupid update. With NO way of blocking the updates after it has been set to not use the internet.

After only a month my OS has bloated up by 7gb, and startup slowed down from 2 minutes to 6 minutes.

If i was an OS developer i'd be the wealthiest individual in the universe creating a proper operating system, i hope someone else gets this credit some day.
 
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FlyUAv said:
Cause this crap is called windows 10. Funny how the majority here pretends winblows is the be all end all when it's the biggest pile of horse #$#@ in existence ! ! !

How on earth can you be so criminal to keep bloating up your own stupid OS by robbing someone else's internet connection and not pay a cent for the data costs, let alone the space the dumb updates is taking and the slow downs it causes, during and after the stupid update. With NO way of blocking the updates after it has been set to not use the internet.

After only a month my OS has bloated up by 7gb, and startup slowed down from 2 minutes to 6 minutes.

If i was an OS developer i'd be the wealthiest individual in the universe creating a proper operating system, i hope someone else gets this credit some day.
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In regards to update downloads, set your connection to metered, also works for ethernet.

You do realize that the OS bloat includes your page and hibernation file? Check Task Manager > Startup to see what's slowing you down.

You aren't one and don't seem to realize how much work goes into it. There are hundreds/thousands working on most Linux, Windows, and Mac OS.
If you don't like Windows, move to a Linux OS, not sure what's stopping you.

Do note I am not saying W10 is the best OS, it does most of what I want to though and your complaints are all because you don't seem to make the effort to just Google your problem for a second as there are a ton of solutions, or due to how much you bloat your system.
 
Just maybe you should spend a little bit of time checking how you think the OS setup is working and clean up the start up settings you think you have set?

Very few of us have one tenth of the issues reported here.

And BTW, just to make your month, there is a major update on the way in the next few days ......:twisted::twisted:
 
I have spend a month digging into this dumb OS doing just that, so have many others from the 100s of issues i read on the net, it worked for a while, but then the dumb OS started tolling my internet connection again and because of the policies i set, said it could not download updates, however it still updated something, who knows what, and after that the machine yet again started to crawl.

Everything in my startup menu is disabled

(I have metered the connection)
 
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Geoff.D said:
And BTW, just to make your month, there is a major update on the way in the next few days ......:twisted::twisted:
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O goodie, getting all their hamsters back in the wheel again.... i'm going to set up an offline disk only.
 
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