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Back Up Windows 10 Before Installing the October Update or Risk Losing Your Files

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15 hours ago, KneeDeep said:

 

No one should be running Home. ????

I, am not running Home. 

My knees hurt too much!

 

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  • Yes, anyone with even minimal experience with the joys of Windows over the years ought to have back up, back up, back up seared into their brains.

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1 hour ago, ostyan said:

Linux is still the best option.

It is, but i gotta admit Microsoft is finally doing a great job with its main OS.

 

For those who can remember, windows 98, windows millenium argh, look how far they are now ! A stable OS, unthinkable before.

 

 

We used to joke  (Microsoft speaking) :

 

With windows 98 we were really on the edge of the abyss ;

With windows millennium, we finally took a step forward.

 

????

17 minutes ago, Pepper9187 said:

It is, but i gotta admit Microsoft is finally doing a great job with its main OS.

 

For those who can remember, windows 98, windows millenium argh, look how far they are now ! A stable OS, unthinkable before.

 

 

We used to joke  (Microsoft speaking) :

 

With windows 98 we were really on the edge of the abyss ;

With windows millennium, we finally took a step forward.

 

????

Wasn't there a reasonably stable operating system in the middle, windows XP. It still runs on 40% of the worlds computers. 

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Wasn't there a reasonably stable operating system in the middle, windows XP. It still runs on 40% of the worlds computers. 

 

Wasn't quite stable at release, it became stable after SP1 was released, SP3 started to be really rock solid.

 

There was windows 2000 before, few people knew and were using it, but that was a very solid OS (previous NT versions were solid too, but 2000, even if it wasn't advertised as a workstation, you could still run pretty much everything on it).

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Was with Windows from 3.1

The final XP was super.

Finally today, with Windows 10 Pro Version 1809 - no complaints...

On 10/6/2018 at 5:04 PM, wgdanson said:

Have you tried Chrome or Edge?

 

Yes tried Opera,Edge, Firefox, could not do anything on Firefox,

every site i tried to go to ,even ThaiVisa says unsecure certificates,

so had to uninstall Firefox.

So Yahoo and AOL, goes to main page OK, click login, the login page

is just a blank page ?, the only way i can get into my email is on a

Win 7 PC, i dont think its the fall update,as two of my machines 

have not updated,but still have the problem, anyone else having

problems with their EMails, logging in ?.

regards worgeordie

1 hour ago, Peterw42 said:

Wasn't there a reasonably stable operating system in the middle, windows XP. It still runs on 40% of the worlds computers. 

Including most of the Thai banks, and Immigration.

25 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

Including most of the Thai banks, and Immigration.

40 % for XP, uh ? ;

 

It's more like 5% now :image.thumb.png.fb27202796e37cbca2f6139e55e22ba6.png

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Really? Someone serious still doesn't save all data in a dropbox or similar in 2018 ?!

 

 

 

10 minutes ago, jrjrjr said:

Really? Someone serious still doesn't save all data in a dropbox or similar in 2018 ?!

 

 

Clouds are handy but i would never store any personal or corporate sensitive data on it./ period.

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