MY computer takes longer too boot up than it did before the anniverdary update. I get a black screen with nothing on it other than the mouse pointer. It can last for minutes. Before the update I got the loading screen with rotating circles and was about 20 seconds max.
Just don't expect the mythical world of Apple where everything just works & nothing goes wrong. You'll also need to keep the W10 handy to Google everything you want to do on the Mac because Apple do everything differently - apparently just because they can. I have to use a Mac in work occasionally & it & Apple's servers are every bit as much a PITA as MS.I'm 90% sure I will buy an Apple laptop
I'm getting fed up with the constant Windows updates ever since the anniversary update was installed. I'm 90% sure I will buy an Apple laptop before the end of the year and ditch the Windows 10 one. I will keep this W10 games PC but only for playing games. I'm fed up with Windows to be honest.
Get an ssd. My desktop boots in seconds.
Apple also updates its software and also forces them on you.I'm getting fed up with the constant Windows updates ever since the anniversary update was installed. I'm 90% sure I will buy an Apple laptop before the end of the year and ditch the Windows 10 one. I will keep this W10 games PC but only for playing games. I'm fed up with Windows to be honest.
Apple also updates its software and also forces them on you.
If there was a weakness identified or a fault found I'd rather it was fixed as soon as possible.Yes but I doubt they do it twice in a day like I've had recently.
If there was a weakness identified or a fault found I'd rather it was fixed as soon as possible.
Apple also updates its software and also forces them on you.
It could be hardware dependent as there are near infinite possible combinations of PC hardware and many different generations of equipment all trying to run on the same system. Although I think this is the first time we've upgraded operating systems and found our scanner still works Yeah MicrosoftThis is a funny old business where some have continual problems with updates but others have none.
It could be hardware dependent as there are near infinite possible combinations of PC hardware and many different generations of equipment all trying to run on the same system. Although I think this is the first time we've upgraded operating systems and found our scanner still works Yeah Microsoft
Agreed. Very aggressive if you have an iPhone.They're less aggressive about forcing updates on users on the computer side of things (for iOS it's a bit different).