Windows 10 has been given a retirement date of 10/14/2025.
Highlights
- Updates an issue that might redirect you to the Microsoft Store page for Gaming Services when you try to install or start an Xbox Game Pass game on your Windows 10 device.
Best hope there is a Windows 11 then.Windows 10 has been given a retirement date of 10/14/2025.
Best hope there is a Windows 11 then.
All Windows 10 has done iis push Candy Crush and force other copious amounts of bloat upon us, while we wait another day for yet another Windows Update that can take a considerable amount of time to install - all while we pray that Windows will actually load up alright first time without a blue screen. Then while you're in the middle of something, Windows could decide that it wants to reboot to install an update, whether you like it or not.
Honestly, Windows is a laughing stock now. It's at the point where people mock it for it's constant updates every time you want to use your computer. If this is the best that Satya Nadella can offer us, I genuinely fear what the next version of Windows has in store for us - probably more variants of Candy Crush, a GUI that only a toddler could approve of and yet more updates.
I would pay $300 for an OS that gave me the experience I had with 7.
I won't forget being summoned to help fix a friend's computer in about 2007, little did I know that that computer would give me my first taste of Windows Vista - exploring a new interface while diagnosing network issues was fun because up until that point I had left Vista well alone, given all the bad publicity surrounding it. My Vista experience put me off ever installing it and it seems a lot of other experienced computer users such as myself had the same idea.What? did you have windows 7 when it first come out? within the first 5 years?
It won’t be called windows 11.
LOL someone at the MS Community has started pruning any posts or topics in any way critical of 10 going back years LOL. Granted in some of them people were posting pretty abusive stuff, etc. but at the end of the day that was born out of frustration with the OS but MS just doesn't care about the actual end user quality of life experience vs their imagined one of how everyone uses the OS.
Not sure they would if they getting the money they are getting. As long as it's satisfying the people overlooking them then it's ok as long as they don't do anything illegal. Not that matters to them though.
I haven't visited in awhile but it was stuff like:
"A moderator has deleted a discussion you were following, Windows 10 is fundamentally a piece of crap from the core.
It's possible that the discussion was off topic, violated the Code of Conduct, or was just a duplicate of another discussion."
So possible someone posted something particularly offensive since I last visited and they simply erased the whole thing but from the emails seemed like someone was just cleaning up anything remotely critical of Windows 10 - some of the threads have existed for years.
You not allowed to post anything on there in a negative way at all.
After the change a year or so back they started clamping down on any negativity but lots of older threads still existed. It quite tragic really as it is usually met by "Microsoft developers don't read these forums go use the feedback hub" when the feedback hub has for years been filled up by similar stuff to no avail and some people getting incredibly frustrated way beyond anything I post here. If they don't have awareness of that going on their corporate structure really is **** and most other industries people would have hopped over to the competition and they'd be long dead.
Probably best not to make any bold statements either way at this stage.Yes? Will the next one called be Windows 12 do you think?
Probably best not to make any bold statements either way at this stage.