“The more devices they can get to install Windows 10, the more money they make, and we’ve got no problem with that policy – they’re a business after all.”
Firstly, that’s all they’ve ever cared about, money. Not giving you a well-thought out OS or applications.
Secondly, yes, they’re a business, and when a business shafts it’s customers on a regular basis, they need to be punished.
Thirdly, W8 was rubbish, and we hear W10 has it’s problems.
Therefore on the basis of the above three reasons, there’s no way I’m going to move away from W7 until I hear a general consensus that it’s fit for purpose, which it obviously isn’t yet.
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“The more devices they can get to install Windows 10, the more money they make, and we’ve got no problem with that policy – they’re a business after all.”
Firstly, that’s all they’ve ever cared about, money. Not giving you a well-thought out OS or applications.
Secondly, yes, they’re a business, and when a business shafts it’s customers on a regular basis, they need to be punished.
Thirdly, W8 was rubbish, and we hear W10 has it’s problems.
Therefore on the basis of the above three reasons, there’s no way I’m going to move away from W7 until I hear a general consensus that it’s fit for purpose, which it obviously isn’t yet.