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Windows recovery is designed to be either fully automated, or not intended to be something an end user is able to do one their own anyway. ---------- Post added at 14:51 ---------- Previous post was at 14:48 ---------- Quote:
But on top of that, the "F8 window" has never been long or consistent on any system in the past and it's never been used as an excuse before... not to mention on any multi-OS systems it's at least 30 seconds by default. Sounds more like they're retrospectively making up a fake explanation to cover up yet another dumb "tablet optimized" decision they don't want to admit. Because face it, removing a keyboard function and replacing it with a touchscreen F8 interface stinks of the whole turning-every-PC-into-a-tablet design philosophy of Windows 8. If it was really anything to do with the timing window being too short they'd have just made activated by a hold-down-the-button-continuously feature like all the other startup/safe mode/bypass modes are. |
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I want a new build, too many bugs in 10130 here.
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I am upgrading but keeping my windows 8.1 intact as well. Sometimes a build is released focusing on certain aspects the last couple I think GUI the last few builds the other bugs a consequence of the other
On top of that to be quite honest I think the free upgraders are basically playing OEM and doing the RTM compatibility tests for them I am not concerned about the lack of time between now and then. We could be 6 weeks or more away from an RC build |
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I will wait till they have a fully working product that does not need patches on release day. |
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Nobody ever releases something that works straight out of the box though, look at all the computer games released every year. You can pretty much guarantee putting a game in on launch day, and there will be a 2 GB download straight away for that game.
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Had my notification earlier in the week. Got it on my main PC but not on my media centre :confused: both running Win7 x64.
Still undecidied if I am going to migrate to 10 tho. But I do like the sound of the increase in games framerate. |
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For instance the start menu keeps stopping and needs a reboot to fix, a start menu they are hyping all the time. :rolleyes: Before you say its my machine it does it on 2 laptops and on my test machine. |
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