Just bit the bullet and switched my Work PC to Windows 10 (1803). My first experience with Windows 10 and not impressed.
Too much control has gone, and too many annoying little things that should really have been picked up by a testing panel imo.
Some of the things I've found so far:
- Control Panel vs Settings? Why?
- DPI Scaling options despite being technically better, are generally worse (i.e. We historically have always run 125% dpi at work, all my apps now have to have "Use this setting to fix scaling problems" and "Override scaling:Application" ticked. I have had to change registry settings to reduce Window titlebar sizes as this isn't exposed anywhere, and this only affects Win32 apps, not the "universal" apps or whatever they are called)
- Windows Spotlight/Image backgrounds on lock screen/logon screen randomly breaking
- Win+X menu - powershell shortcuts broken (may be related to my domain profile, but no obvious way of fixing)
Minor design issues, but annoying none-the-less:
- Start Menu search seems to selectively not suggest things (e.g. regedit isn't suggested when typing reg, it only appears once you type the whole word)
- Clicking on an "Alphabet header" on the start menu, there is no way to cancel the "Alphabet selector" to get back to where you were
- Settings panel has no back button (so if you click on a "related" link then you can't get back to where you were)