

Did the Get Windows 10 app get it wrong?
The Get Windows 10 app scans your Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 PC and tells you if it is compatible with Windows 10. If there are any problems, it tells you about them and in some cases it tells you that Windows cannot be installed.
So assuming the Get Windows 10 app worked and told everyone that things were going to be peaches and cream, why then is there such a high failure rate to upgrade?
I posted the poll below (now at 100 responses), which shows a whopping 27% failure rate. Now I know that 100 responses is a small sample to work from, but the failure rate has not varied that much (between 22% and 28%) since the poll was started.
Should Microsoft be worried? What does it say about their credibility to deliver products?
If you haven’t voted in the poll yet, please do. You can find it here https://plus.google.com/+AlanStainer/posts/VFmGm7WgEQN
They are making a ready pizza for millions of users who have different ovens. One size does not fit all. It needed to go back to basics and be a light, quick and low usage OS. I’m pretty sure they went the other way.
They are making a ready pizza for millions of users who have different ovens. One size does not fit all. It needed to go back to basics and be a light, quick and low usage OS. I’m pretty sure they went the other way.
They are making a ready pizza for millions of users who have different ovens. One size does not fit all. It needed to go back to basics and be a light, quick and low usage OS. I’m pretty sure they went the other way.
They are making a ready pizza for millions of users who have different ovens. One size does not fit all. It needed to go back to basics and be a light, quick and low usage OS. I’m pretty sure they went the other way.
I think you are probably right Lacerant Plainer
I think you are probably right Lacerant Plainer
I think you are probably right Lacerant Plainer
I think you are probably right Lacerant Plainer
I was wondering whether the free upgrade was a bad move by Microsoft. Yes it has generated interest, but if 27% (or thereabouts) of upgrades have failed, that will be a lot of annoyed customers for Microsoft to deal with.
I was wondering whether the free upgrade was a bad move by Microsoft. Yes it has generated interest, but if 27% (or thereabouts) of upgrades have failed, that will be a lot of annoyed customers for Microsoft to deal with.
I was wondering whether the free upgrade was a bad move by Microsoft. Yes it has generated interest, but if 27% (or thereabouts) of upgrades have failed, that will be a lot of annoyed customers for Microsoft to deal with.
I was wondering whether the free upgrade was a bad move by Microsoft. Yes it has generated interest, but if 27% (or thereabouts) of upgrades have failed, that will be a lot of annoyed customers for Microsoft to deal with.
True. I hate the Windows 8.1 I have on my laptop. But I’m worried Windows 10 will just screw up things more.
True. I hate the Windows 8.1 I have on my laptop. But I’m worried Windows 10 will just screw up things more.
True. I hate the Windows 8.1 I have on my laptop. But I’m worried Windows 10 will just screw up things more.
True. I hate the Windows 8.1 I have on my laptop. But I’m worried Windows 10 will just screw up things more.
Alan Stainer and what we predicted. FREE? Total cost of ownership… That’s what I’m suggesting my clients consider.
Alan Stainer and what we predicted. FREE? Total cost of ownership… That’s what I’m suggesting my clients consider.
Alan Stainer and what we predicted. FREE? Total cost of ownership… That’s what I’m suggesting my clients consider.
Alan Stainer and what we predicted. FREE? Total cost of ownership… That’s what I’m suggesting my clients consider.
Despite having the Technical Preview installed for quite a few months, I never got the invitation to upgrade to RTM. Maybe what I had was the actual final release, but it still had the Tecnical Preview text down the bottom right of the screen. I ended up downloading the ISO and doing a clean install from that.
Despite having the Technical Preview installed for quite a few months, I never got the invitation to upgrade to RTM. Maybe what I had was the actual final release, but it still had the Tecnical Preview text down the bottom right of the screen. I ended up downloading the ISO and doing a clean install from that.
Despite having the Technical Preview installed for quite a few months, I never got the invitation to upgrade to RTM. Maybe what I had was the actual final release, but it still had the Tecnical Preview text down the bottom right of the screen. I ended up downloading the ISO and doing a clean install from that.
Despite having the Technical Preview installed for quite a few months, I never got the invitation to upgrade to RTM. Maybe what I had was the actual final release, but it still had the Tecnical Preview text down the bottom right of the screen. I ended up downloading the ISO and doing a clean install from that.
Kevin Cane thanks for that I’m in the same boat so will let you know if I get the RTM. It’s a test machine so I’m in no hurry.
Kevin Cane thanks for that I’m in the same boat so will let you know if I get the RTM. It’s a test machine so I’m in no hurry.
Kevin Cane thanks for that I’m in the same boat so will let you know if I get the RTM. It’s a test machine so I’m in no hurry.
Kevin Cane thanks for that I’m in the same boat so will let you know if I get the RTM. It’s a test machine so I’m in no hurry.
Charlie Hoover what’s your view on the new Windows 10?
Charlie Hoover what’s your view on the new Windows 10?
Charlie Hoover what’s your view on the new Windows 10?
Charlie Hoover what’s your view on the new Windows 10?
Would definitely like to know if it stays as a Technical Preview. Maybe once in the program, always in the program! Dave Webster
Would definitely like to know if it stays as a Technical Preview. Maybe once in the program, always in the program! Dave Webster
Would definitely like to know if it stays as a Technical Preview. Maybe once in the program, always in the program! Dave Webster
Would definitely like to know if it stays as a Technical Preview. Maybe once in the program, always in the program! Dave Webster
I’ve updated 3 machines here. No issues.
I’ve updated 3 machines here. No issues.
I’ve updated 3 machines here. No issues.
I’ve updated 3 machines here. No issues.
I updated 2 CPUs, one went OK, the other one had major issues despite the upgrade app telling me that everything was going to be fine, so I reverted to 8.1 and never looked back at 10.
I updated 2 CPUs, one went OK, the other one had major issues despite the upgrade app telling me that everything was going to be fine, so I reverted to 8.1 and never looked back at 10.
I updated 2 CPUs, one went OK, the other one had major issues despite the upgrade app telling me that everything was going to be fine, so I reverted to 8.1 and never looked back at 10.
I updated 2 CPUs, one went OK, the other one had major issues despite the upgrade app telling me that everything was going to be fine, so I reverted to 8.1 and never looked back at 10.
That sounds so much like my own experience Olaf Peuss
Some computers it just seems to work fine, even older ones. While others just will not play with Windows 10 no matter what the app tells you.
That sounds so much like my own experience Olaf Peuss
Some computers it just seems to work fine, even older ones. While others just will not play with Windows 10 no matter what the app tells you.
That sounds so much like my own experience Olaf Peuss
Some computers it just seems to work fine, even older ones. While others just will not play with Windows 10 no matter what the app tells you.
That sounds so much like my own experience Olaf Peuss
Some computers it just seems to work fine, even older ones. While others just will not play with Windows 10 no matter what the app tells you.
Alan Stainer The joke with my two CPUs was that they’re very similar, both roughly 7 yo Core2Duo with 8 GB RAM and Nvidia GPUs. My partner’s CPU upgrade went like a Swiss clockwork, mine got stuck and choked on both the slightly different graphics chip and on the TV card.
Alan Stainer The joke with my two CPUs was that they’re very similar, both roughly 7 yo Core2Duo with 8 GB RAM and Nvidia GPUs. My partner’s CPU upgrade went like a Swiss clockwork, mine got stuck and choked on both the slightly different graphics chip and on the TV card.
Alan Stainer The joke with my two CPUs was that they’re very similar, both roughly 7 yo Core2Duo with 8 GB RAM and Nvidia GPUs. My partner’s CPU upgrade went like a Swiss clockwork, mine got stuck and choked on both the slightly different graphics chip and on the TV card.
Alan Stainer The joke with my two CPUs was that they’re very similar, both roughly 7 yo Core2Duo with 8 GB RAM and Nvidia GPUs. My partner’s CPU upgrade went like a Swiss clockwork, mine got stuck and choked on both the slightly different graphics chip and on the TV card.
ETA : Updated to Windows 10. It worked. Still behaves strangely and IE opens all pdfs for some reason. Has some buggy stuff, and I am wondering if I made a mistake.
ETA : Updated to Windows 10. It worked. Still behaves strangely and IE opens all pdfs for some reason. Has some buggy stuff, and I am wondering if I made a mistake.
ETA : Updated to Windows 10. It worked. Still behaves strangely and IE opens all pdfs for some reason. Has some buggy stuff, and I am wondering if I made a mistake.
ETA : Updated to Windows 10. It worked. Still behaves strangely and IE opens all pdfs for some reason. Has some buggy stuff, and I am wondering if I made a mistake.
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Its useless for OLD people with limited capabilities. The system keeps setting up so that only a geek can get in. Ubuntu is infinitely better
Its useless for OLD people with limited capabilities. The system keeps setting up so that only a geek can get in. Ubuntu is infinitely better
Its useless for OLD people with limited capabilities. The system keeps setting up so that only a geek can get in. Ubuntu is infinitely better
Its useless for OLD people with limited capabilities. The system keeps setting up so that only a geek can get in. Ubuntu is infinitely better
Brian Kirkman Ubuntu is useless for all those users who run software that is only available for Windows.
Brian Kirkman Ubuntu is useless for all those users who run software that is only available for Windows.
Brian Kirkman Ubuntu is useless for all those users who run software that is only available for Windows.
Brian Kirkman Ubuntu is useless for all those users who run software that is only available for Windows.
Olaf Peuss and so are Macs, Chromebooks, Android, iOS and anything else not Windows.
Luckily on Linux you can use Wine (Windows emulator) if you really can’t find a native alternative.
Olaf Peuss and so are Macs, Chromebooks, Android, iOS and anything else not Windows.
Luckily on Linux you can use Wine (Windows emulator) if you really can’t find a native alternative.
Olaf Peuss and so are Macs, Chromebooks, Android, iOS and anything else not Windows.
Luckily on Linux you can use Wine (Windows emulator) if you really can’t find a native alternative.
Olaf Peuss and so are Macs, Chromebooks, Android, iOS and anything else not Windows.
Luckily on Linux you can use Wine (Windows emulator) if you really can’t find a native alternative.
Alan Stainer Wine is NOT an emulator and many native Windows programs simply don’t work with Wine.
Alan Stainer Wine is NOT an emulator and many native Windows programs simply don’t work with Wine.
Alan Stainer Wine is NOT an emulator and many native Windows programs simply don’t work with Wine.
Alan Stainer Wine is NOT an emulator and many native Windows programs simply don’t work with Wine.
Olaf Peuss you’re right. It’s a compatibility layer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)
Olaf Peuss you’re right. It’s a compatibility layer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)
Olaf Peuss you’re right. It’s a compatibility layer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)
Olaf Peuss you’re right. It’s a compatibility layer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)