5uspect wrote: » So I removed all the silly tiles from my Start menu and now the Start Menu hasn't resized. I'll restart after I finish running disk cleanup to see if that fixes it. The Quick Access (Home) default location in Explorer is a pain - almost as bad a 'All my Files' in OS X - I wouldn't mind a way to customize the default location of a new file browser window like in every other OS since forever. Right clicking on Start now has a handy list of most of the main system utilities, searching for them is still an exercise in futility. Also I've spawned an A drive but now my keyboard LEDs work again. EDIT: I wonder if my Start menu is just broken? The customize option is disabled.
5uspect wrote: » That did the trick, the customise option is back too. Googling 'Windows 10 Start menu broken' was an exercise in frustration. Thanks!
_Kaiser_ wrote: » New build has been released early - info and links here Installed it last night and so far so good. Unsurprisingly Cortana doesn't work in Ireland though.
CatInABox wrote: » Is anyone using this on their main computer yet? Is Windows 10 stable enough for that?
CatInABox wrote: » I had literally just read an article that had that problem as one of the known issues when I read your post, so it's just lucky I guess. Is anyone using this on their main computer yet? Is Windows 10 stable enough for that?
200motels wrote: » It will work if you change your language and location to the United States and restart.
unkel wrote: » Yes and yes. I've been using it on my main PC since Sept. '14 and it is completely stable. Upgraded to 9926 last Friday.
CatInABox wrote: » Final question before I decide to upgrade then, what happens at the end of the preview? Does it just transition to the "retail" version, or do you have to do a fresh install? Thanks for the answers, by the way.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Stand to be corrected, but yes I think the plan is it'll just be upgraded with the final/RTM version when it's released.
Brycen Victorious Sophomore wrote: » I've installed it on one machine and it was very sluggish. Thought it might be the PC or disk, so tried a newer machine and it's the same. I presume there is some logging go on in the background maybe that's causing it be feel slow? Previous had windows 8.1 on these machines and they were speedy enough.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Can't say that's been my experience on the 2 machines I've loaded it on - it flies along!
Deleted User wrote: » I installed on three different laptops. On one however there's an irritating startup screen with the choice to either do a rollback or boot W10...and I hit the fecking rollback once by accident. I said goodbye to an evening in order to set things up again. Any way to disable this fecking annoyance which is only affecting my Samsung Chronos laptop?
If you would like to remove the uninstall option from the boot up experience: From the Start menu or the Search icon, search for cmd Press-and-hold or right-click Command Prompt from the search results and select Run as administrator Type bcdedit /timeout 0 at the command prompt and hit ENTER You can get the uninstall option back in the boot menu by following these steps again, but change the timeout value to something between 1 and 30, instead of zero.
Brycen Victorious Sophomore wrote: » One of my desktop's running the preview has the battery gauge showing with a redX on the lock screen. Can't seem to find a way to disable it. Any having this issue?
sentient_6 wrote: » Is this good enough at the moment for a daily runner? Mostly use the laptop for Internet and multimedia but no major processing or games of any kind.