#win10 experiment

Overall, I don’t hate it nearly as much as I went in expecting to.  I still remember how much I loved Windows XP, and how balky I was about upgrading from that, but in the end, it was a good idea to do so.  MegaTON still runs on Windows 7, and probably will for the remainder of its [not insignificant] lifespan.... unless circumstances force my hand, and I have to upgrade it to be able to continue using it.  I can plant my feet all I want, but the future is coming, and I will have to fall in line eventually.

I tell Cortana to tell me something interesting.  She ‘thinks’ for about 30 seconds, and returns an error message.  So then this exchange occurred.

Wow.  So we asked Cortana to sing us a song.  Considering we had to turn on the location feature in order for her to cooperate at all, I’m going to guess the fact that we live in Montana to have something to do with her choice in ditty: Home On The Range.

So first of all, the install itself took a hell of a long time, but even installing Windows 7 [as I have more times than I care to admit] took a good while.  That’s not an issue, it’s to be expected.  However, once it did install, booting up took almost ten minutes.  Wow.  I thought this OS was supposed to be fast?  However: this is a junker laptop, and its specs are pretty poor, so it’s probably not Win10′s fault at all.  The laptop is just junk.

Win10 Experiment