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I got the same impression so far. Take the Metro Windows Update for example. It failed for for me repeatedly without giving any reason until I found the same fu
by ch0wn 14y ago
I got the same impression so far. Take the Metro Windows Update for example. It failed for for me repeatedly without giving any reason until I found the same functionality within the "classic" Control Center where I had to allow the system to reboot in order to install the updates. This is simply a horrible experience in every way.
- b0 14y agoI whinged about this to our partner rep who made some calls - apparently they fixed it for RTM. Whether or not that is bullshit or not, I don't know.
- cooldeal 14y ago>It failed for for me repeatedly without giving any reason until I found the same functionality within the "classic" Control Center where I had to allow the system to reboot in order to install the updates Wasn't this on the Beta product? Why is everyone talking as if it's on the RTM version?
- GauntletWizard 14y agoBecause when was the last time a Microsoft RTM version fixed any beta bugs?
- yuhong 14y agoI would not go that far.
- jlgreco 14y agoThe point is that people are concerned about shortcomings in the beta because they do not have confidence in Microsoft to fix those problems. Whether that lack of confidence is justified or not is another matter.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoNo, the point is the Release Preview has been out for a month (months?) and has fixed a lot of the issues that are being mentioned here.
- ch0wn 14y agoThis is just one example of a general flawed concept and certainly beyond the scope of a "bug" that could be fixed within a week or two. I don't think we'll see a unified experience until Windows 9.