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Garmin and Windows 10

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skookie Feb 2016 4:05pm, 24 Feb 2016 51 posts	Quote Pin skookie will never update to Win10 , I was reluctant to goto 8 but was forced when got a new laptop, Keep getting a pop up telling me how fantastic win 10 is , somehow I dont think it is LOL #cynical
EvilPixie Feb 2016 4:07pm, 24 Feb 2016 11,406 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie this is my 1st issue with 10 - given this is how windows is going (updates of 10 now) it seemed a sensible thing to do.
Chrisull Feb 2016 4:11pm, 24 Feb 2016 8,511 posts	Quote Pin Chrisull Don't go to 8, stay at 7 or go to 10. 8 is horrible embarrassing screw up that should never have happened, should have been smothered at birth and shortly it will come close to automatically updating to 10 if not careful. 10 is to 8, what 7 was to Vista (all the things it should have been in the first place).
The_Saint Feb 2016 4:26pm, 24 Feb 2016 5,809 posts	Quote Pin The_Saint I'm as sceptical as the next person about M$ but no complaints whatsoever about Windows 10, it would appear that they took out all the horrible bits that were in 8
GlennR Feb 2016 4:32pm, 24 Feb 2016 17,519 posts	Quote Pin GlennR Badger's post on the previous page is the critical one - browser support for plugins is coming to an end. FWIW I rather liked Windows 8.1. It makes a lot more sense once you see it on a phone or tablet.
EvilPixie Feb 2016 4:49pm, 24 Feb 2016 11,407 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie Gnome has a surface now and it looks fab on that but I can't afford or at least cant justify one!
SODIron © 2002 Feb 2016 10:33am, 26 Feb 2016 11,068 posts	Quote Pin SODIron © 2002 Windows 10 looks more like the finished product, Windows 8 was a fricking joke...oh, and if you can afford it I can definitely recommend the Surface Pro 4. It's my 'go to' device. I use it every day for email, work, coaching stuff, browsing and entertainment. A quality product...
GlennR Feb 2016 11:00am, 26 Feb 2016 17,573 posts	Quote Pin GlennR I actually think that 8.1 is better suited to tablets and phones than 10. Those of us who use Windows phones are a bit nervous about the impending 'upgrade'. Fortunately Microsoft have, predictably, failed to get their act together so far.
SODIron © 2002 Feb 2016 3:29pm, 29 Feb 2016 11,069 posts	Quote Pin SODIron © 2002 you do know you can easily switch between standard and tablet modes in Windows 10?
Anj Feb 2016 6:35pm, 29 Feb 2016 5,890 posts	Quote Pin Anj 10 does take some getting used to, but it's not so bad.