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And if eventually handing it all to 'Big Brother' was not enough of a latent concern for the future, it seems Microsoft is perfectly content to start getting your data right now, with Windows 10's preview version, if you aren't paying attention...

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  • Azrael Strife
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    I'm planning on changing to Windows7 soon, question is whether or not I should finally get a 64bit edition. My concern is that I'm completely clueless as to the negative effects it could have AFAIK

  • Bomb Bloke
    Bomb Bloke

    I am just a tad ticked off. That page asks what edition of Windows you're running, happily reveals all the download links once you tell it "Home Premium" (over half a gig worth of data I might add), t

You are wrong here - capturing voices is for improving quality of Cortana for example - proper voice recognition. I found a perfect explanation for all those data storages but it's in mine language and I don't want to search it again and translate.
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Don't be that pessimistic Microsoft ain't that bad at times. I only wonder about that free upgrade. I have W8.1 and for example after I upgrade and after a year if I will have to format HDD, will I have to buy W10 then or after upgrading I will get my own W10 key.
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It will be free for a year to upgrade, but that is not the case. I still don't know what happens after a year and I must perform clean install. I don't see any mention of getting Windows 10 ISO, so will I have to install W8.1 then and do I still can upgrade to W10? I would prefer to install W10 from the start then.
That is at least one of the worries taken care of, now if only they explain how would that clean install later look. Again W 7/8 => W10 or straight to W10. I would prefer access to W10 ISO.
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Honestly, I just don't understand MS mentality. The optional automatic update of drivers was fine, good for those users that are PC incompetent and the option for those more savvy to have it off as they would do it themselves. There's always going to be conflicts with uptades but if you're going to enforce them you just make matters so much worse.

Think I'd be more interested in the idea if it didn't try to handle the non-windows patches and updates(that is, there should be /no reason/ Windows is trying to handle Nivida drivers) and therefore being completely breakable.

 

But hey, here's a prime example of 'wait a month or two before getting it'.

Updating BIOS just for operating system is such a big idiocy I have ever read. You should be ashamed posting this. One should only update BIOS if the new version fixes some hardware issues not software. For example I have Z87 Sabertooth and I would only need to update my BIOS only if I had nothing to do with money and swap my Haswell CPU to Haswell-Refresh model since by default my BIOS does not support them.

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