illusionsbyafo:
I would advise anyone using an older version of windows to stick to it as windows 10 will destroy your system and kill your moral..you will be so frustrated using it...I am among the first users of windows 10 as i pre registered for the evaluation version last year ...then later upgraded to d original version early dis year..ever since,it has been one bug issue to the other...now my laptop has been hanging on windows startup page since sunday...u can imagine how frustrating it can be.... i would love to downgrade to windows 7 or 8.1 jejeli...i have already borrowed a friends laptop to download windows iso and that can only be achieved by the free spectranet browsing from 1am to 7am

PLEASE STICK TO YOUR OLD WINDOWS

angels09:
if I were you I'd stick with windows 8.1

angels09:
if I were you I'd stick with windows 8.1

angels09:
if I were you I'd stick with windows 8.1

angels09:
leave em... apart from being very unstable

paulbets:
hmm. Ok, thanks

jolak5:
I also use widndow 10 qnd it has been fun.
For those complaining about battery, all you need to do is update the software controlling your battery.
Window 10 also comes with a very good anti virus software that you can upgrade for free
If you have any other issue with the O.S just upgrade the cor responding system software.
Lemme know if you encounter any other problem

chamberlin1:

Very true, lost almost 4Gb since then I'm scared of connecting my laptop to my smile mifi. How can I stop the automatic updates from the laptop side? Anyone with a solution?

Vanillaskin:

How did you disabled background app?

ka2ma:
No one has said anythin about the bluetooth issue, I av dt problem too after I did the upgrade

GloryIsaac:


Then update your WiFi drivers

esaias1:
installed win 10 in my hp255g1 around January, it became slow a bit, battery drains fast and the system gets hot.
so I switched back to my 8.0 and still rocking it

abzeemao:



updated since over 2 months now... no solution bro.. it basically picks when to and when not to collect

angels09:
thanks but am NOT interested.... I'd rather buy a windows 10 pc when the OS has become stable.

jolak5:
that's also a good idea, you are a careful risk taker I guess. You won't have any p, I am using it too. Well if you want to wait its ok

angels09:
brotherly same hia

GloryIsaac:


Go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth > Put it on > Then Send or Recieve files ...... To recieve, you have to first search on your phone for the laptop name ( not the normal connect automatically stuff ) ....

If that doesn't work, then update the bluetooth drivers

menxer:
I lost 4gb of data to Windows 10 background apps.

Disable all background apps and updates else you will regret upgrading to win10.

It is a slick OS experience no doubt about that.

angels09:
downgrade back asap

abzeemao:




did that also, didnt change a thing. took it to idea consult, the guy was yarning trash....

i have uninstalled and reinstalled, upgraded and downgraded, troubleshoot and what not...

it still decides when to connect

gambus007:

I have the same issue its over 2months now.i cant connect to public hotspot xpect my phone....am thinking of revert back to windows 8.i dont like dis called windows 10. A guy told me that i will not be able to connect to public wifi becose my os 10 is home basic or so but i dont believe him.i have search internet, i have done many update stiil the same problem.

abzeemao:




did that also, didnt change a thing. took it to idea consult, the guy was yarning trash....

i have uninstalled and reinstalled, upgraded and downgraded, troubleshoot and what not...

it still decides when to connect

angels09:
get the original drivers for your pc..... mine was just a downgrade using d original 8.1 and all my drivers came back on asap.... it was a torturous journey

anthonypeters:
“As we near the one year anniversary of the availability of Windows 10, we’re excited to share that Windows 10 is now running on 300 million active devices around the world” quotes Microsoft’s blog.

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 10’s free upgrade offer will expire on July 29, 2016. After that, you’ll have to pay $119 (Over NGN 23,800) to upgrade on any computer that hasn’t already made the upgrade.
If you upgraded an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) device to Windows 10 for free, then you can still reinstall Windows 10 on it for the lifetime of the device since that license cannot be legally transferred to any other hardware. If you upgraded a retail version of Windows 7 or 8.1 to Windows 10 then after 29 July 2016 you will be unable to fully move that Windows 10 upgrade to a new device using the Windows 7 or 8.1 retail license.

Any new system operating with retail version of Windows 7 or 8.1 license that you may want to move over to windows 10 after 29 July 2016 will not be eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10; that means you will have to purchase a Windows 10 retail license to get that system updated to the new operating system. You can still purchase an upgrade license for Windows 10, which will cost less than a full version of the OS, and then use it to upgrade your retail Windows 7 or 8.1 system at that point.

Three point summary of the whole information is:
1. The free upgrade offer ends on July 29 and will not be extended.

2. Any upgrades completed before that date will be valid for as long as the device lasts.

3. There is a possibility that Microsoft will introduce some new upgrade offers after July 29, but don’t count on it.

We believe one of Microsoft’s goal with this upgrade offer isn’t just to get its installed Windows 10 base to a billion, they also want to reduce the number of PCs running on Windows 7 in an orderly fashion before its extended support commitment ends on January 14, 2020. Some people still use the “dead” windows XP; millions of users (especially here in Nigeria) are still running windows 7 on their PCs and don’t care about a newer operating system. For this set of persons, Windows 7 is perfect, and so they can’t find a reason for new operating system upgrade.
On the other hand, the free upgrade offer never really applied to large businesses that run Windows Enterprise editions. For those customers who also have purchased Software Assurance for those volume licenses, the Windows 10 upgrade offer is, if not free, at least already paid for. The decision of whether and when to upgrade is driven by business needs, not by the cost of an upgrade license.

Source: http://naijalaptopfix.com/blog/2016/07/19/why-you-need-to-upgrade-to-windows-10-before-29th-july/

MadCow1:
Please how can I upgrade to Windows 10 on my Tecno Phone.


Thanks.

abzeemao:


i think mine has to do more with changing the hardware component of my harddrive.
got d original driver for the wifi. installed,,, no solution............. upgraded, no solution...........

Jobia:
pls does it run properly on Intel core i3

oboy3:
I have been getting notifications since last month and i keep ignoring them

From Most comments on this thread,it shows the windows 10 Os is not worth it,what can i do without my Winning eleven and my dear Gta,,abeg lemme keep managing my windows 8.1

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angels09:
if expensive get an external card...for wifi