Any one here rolled back windows10 to there old os? link is just so i dont thread jack any posts so dont click
on one of my other pc's i want to go back to win7 ultimate, its been longer than the 30 day period so cant do it that way
Am i going to have to do a clean install or is there a differant way that might be available?
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:31, Share, Reply)
on one of my other pc's i want to go back to win7 ultimate, its been longer than the 30 day period so cant do it that way
Am i going to have to do a clean install or is there a differant way that might be available?
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:31, Share, Reply)
Windows 10 ... Not even once
I think you have to clean install unless you've got an Acronis or something
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:35, Share, Reply)
Dunno what people's issue is with Win 10
Objectively it's faster and easier to use than 7 and it works perfectly on all 5 devices I have it on, ranging from a shitty i5 laptop with a teensy 4gb of ram, up to my AMD 9350 32Gb gaming rig with multiple grpahics cards. I had a couple of crashes until manufacturers had fixed their graphics drivers (in the first week or two) and since then 100% stability.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:43, Share, Reply)
Objectively it's faster and easier to use than 7 and it works perfectly on all 5 devices I have it on, ranging from a shitty i5 laptop with a teensy 4gb of ram, up to my AMD 9350 32Gb gaming rig with multiple grpahics cards. I had a couple of crashes until manufacturers had fixed their graphics drivers (in the first week or two) and since then 100% stability.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:43, Share, Reply)
It is faster, yes.
It has some genuine drawbacks I've noticed...
Using the Win+Arrow shortcuts to move windows around has a habit of randomly not working after a while. Fix = restart.
Zombie processes seem to infest it. Force killing such processes via taskmgr doesn't work like it used to, and using taskkill /f might claim success but the process stays there and doesn't release file handles.
Alt-Tabbing between fullscreen applications results in black screens or crashed applications more often.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:59, Share, Reply)
It has some genuine drawbacks I've noticed...
Using the Win+Arrow shortcuts to move windows around has a habit of randomly not working after a while. Fix = restart.
Zombie processes seem to infest it. Force killing such processes via taskmgr doesn't work like it used to, and using taskkill /f might claim success but the process stays there and doesn't release file handles.
Alt-Tabbing between fullscreen applications results in black screens or crashed applications more often.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:59, Share, Reply)
Quickbooks can't print
I have history as a Windows sysadmin so I like to think I'm not some meathead who can't reinstall a driver. After two hours I couldn't bear it any more and rolled back. Not worth the hassle.
There are two distinct places to administrate printers and one of them apparently requires TYPING IN A SEARCH BOX. They've learned nothing from Vista.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 21:22, Share, Reply)
I have history as a Windows sysadmin so I like to think I'm not some meathead who can't reinstall a driver. After two hours I couldn't bear it any more and rolled back. Not worth the hassle.
There are two distinct places to administrate printers and one of them apparently requires TYPING IN A SEARCH BOX. They've learned nothing from Vista.
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 21:22, Share, Reply)
Download an ISO from MS, get your product key
And then write the ISO to a formatted, bootable USB key. Thats your only option back if you've passed the 30 days.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows7
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:44, Share, Reply)
And then write the ISO to a formatted, bootable USB key. Thats your only option back if you've passed the 30 days.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows7
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:44, Share, Reply)
still got the orignal disk and key
so could use that but was hoping for something less painfull than a clean install.
Its just that win7 runs better on that particular machine
Could i put a new ssd drive in, disconect the win10 drive
install 7 ultimate then re connect the win10 drive and move what i want from that?
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:48, Share, Reply)
so could use that but was hoping for something less painfull than a clean install.
Its just that win7 runs better on that particular machine
Could i put a new ssd drive in, disconect the win10 drive
install 7 ultimate then re connect the win10 drive and move what i want from that?
( , Thu 9 Jun 2016, 16:48, Share, Reply)