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Couldn't that be said about Windows 10 compared to its predecessors?
by ThunderSizzle 4y ago
Couldn't that be said about Windows 10 compared to its predecessors?
- unsafecast 4y agoMaybe. I've always postponed upgrading, so I've never seen the early bugs (until now). The living room PC ran windows xp until 2016 (because it was only really used to play music, organize files and some photo editing).
- PeterisP 4y agoNo, when Windows 10 was released, it generally felt more stable than Windows 8 (which, on the other hand, felt worse than Windows 7 and was skipped by many organizations who went straight from 7 to 10).
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoThat's an interesting perspective. Windows 8.1 felt much more stable than Windows 10. Even on a fresh Windows 10 install, I had to make sure to restart explorer.exe at least once a day, if not every couple of hours, to ensure I didn't start getting random "UI lag". Never had to do that before Windows 10. Windows 10 also didn't solve the problem of half of the settings being in some sort of MetroUI and the other half being in traditional Win32 forms.