23-02-2018, 09:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 23-02-2018, 09:29 AM by Murphyv310.)
Hi.
I'm not massively into computers but my experience with Windows 10 was not a happy one. I have a 2 year old Asus X553 laptop that came with 10 and it was dreadful. Same issues as you plus many other annoying issues. If your PC is slow or old with a low spec I'd imagine that would compound the issues.
No doubt others will say its your antivirus or CC cleaner or all those resource robbing things you need on Windows to keep safe.
For me I moved to Linux Mint, do the updates that appear in the taskbar and include the Kernal ones and you'll have a PC that will run perfectly and safely. Download a live disc making sure to down load the right one (X32 or X64) dependent on your machine and run it as a live disc to see if you like the feel of it.
Many windows programs won't run but Linux have equivalents like open office that are all free and compatible with windows office.
I'd never revert back to windows
I'm not massively into computers but my experience with Windows 10 was not a happy one. I have a 2 year old Asus X553 laptop that came with 10 and it was dreadful. Same issues as you plus many other annoying issues. If your PC is slow or old with a low spec I'd imagine that would compound the issues.
No doubt others will say its your antivirus or CC cleaner or all those resource robbing things you need on Windows to keep safe.
For me I moved to Linux Mint, do the updates that appear in the taskbar and include the Kernal ones and you'll have a PC that will run perfectly and safely. Download a live disc making sure to down load the right one (X32 or X64) dependent on your machine and run it as a live disc to see if you like the feel of it.
Many windows programs won't run but Linux have equivalents like open office that are all free and compatible with windows office.
I'd never revert back to windows
