My OS (which is Win7 at that time) offers me to upgrade it to Windows 10 at first I was curious how Win10 works on my laptop bec. I read many article saying it has cool features so I did upgrade my operating system but unfortunately, it gaves me disappointment i think because my device is not a touch screen.
It doesn't have to be a touch screen but does offer features for it.
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My OS (which is Win7 at that time) offers me to upgrade it to Windows 10 at first I was curious how Win10 works on my laptop bec. I read many article saying it has cool features so I did upgrade my operating system but unfortunately, it gaves me disappointment i think because my device is not a touch screen.
It doesn't have to be a touch screen but does offer features for it.
I have a laptop that wasn't TOL but a pretty good one nonetheless........came loaded with W7. I got tricked into upgrading to W10 last summer after avoiding the pop-ups for months. Things were OK for a while but then I noticed it slowing down. One day a couple months ago it pretty much froze, & I noticed the HDD was spinning 100% (500G not even half full)........but no programs were running. .......literally couldn't even shut it down.......had to pull the battery & unplug it. I proceeded to spend 20-25 hours troubleshooting it......reloading 10, turning off certain windows programs, settings, checking for virus/malware, HDD check, etc. (found out I'm not the only one with this issue) & couldn't fix it.......even the MS techs gave up as I found out from other queries I read online. I'd start it up & have about 20 minutes before the hdd would start going nuts rendering it unusable & I'd have to pull the plug. Well, I was about to shiit-can it when a buddy of mine told me I could probably reset it back to factory settings. Sure enough, for a Toshiba laptop (& many others I'm sure) there is a process on start-up that allows you to reset the unit back to the out-of-the-box state.........back to W7. I spent several hours copying files to another HDD (20 mins. on....shut down & reboot, repeat) & then did the reset........VOILA!......problem cured. My laptop now runs great again. If you absolutely HATE windows 10......I didn't (until the end) but wasn't thrilled with it......you may still have options to dump it.
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I have a laptop that wasn't TOL but a pretty good one nonetheless........came loaded with W7. I got tricked into upgrading to W10 last summer after avoiding the pop-ups for months. Things were OK for a while but then I noticed it slowing down. One day a couple months ago it pretty much froze, & I noticed the HDD was spinning 100% (500G not even half full)........but no programs were running. .......literally couldn't even shut it down.......had to pull the battery & unplug it. I proceeded to spend 20-25 hours troubleshooting it......reloading 10, turning off certain windows programs, settings, checking for virus/malware, HDD check, etc. (found out I'm not the only one with this issue) & couldn't fix it.......even the MS techs gave up as I found out from other queries I read online. I'd start it up & have about 20 minutes before the hdd would start going nuts rendering it unusable & I'd have to pull the plug. Well, I was about to shiit-can it when a buddy of mine told me I could probably reset it back to factory settings. Sure enough, for a Toshiba laptop (& many others I'm sure) there is a process on start-up that allows you to reset the unit back to the out-of-the-box state.........back to W7. I spent several hours copying files to another HDD (20 mins. on....shut down & reboot, repeat) & then did the reset........VOILA!......problem cured. My laptop now runs great again. If you absolutely HATE windows 10......I didn't (until the end) but wasn't thrilled with it......you may still have options to dump it.
Win 10 look pretty good. I just don't like how programs are called 'apps' now is the new hipster thing to say? Is computer programming called apping now too??
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Win 10 look pretty good. I just don't like how programs are called 'apps' now is the new hipster thing to say? Is computer programming called apping now too??
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