We have a couple of printers and scanners which have no manufacturer support after Win7 and thus require a generic feature-limited driver under Win10. Control

We have a couple of printers and scanners which have no manufacturer support after Win7 and thus require a generic feature-limited driver under Win10. Control of privacy, auto-updates, and MS crapware is very difficult under the moving goalposts of Win10. Cost to shift to Win10 is high in terms of training, switching over software, dealing with new drivers, and undoing undesirable changes with each update; meanwhile end-user benefit ranges from negative to slightly positive, depending who's measuring. I agree that switching to Linux would be worse than Win10, before even considering all the Win-only software.