Yeah, 10 has no problems except updates break user defined wifi hotspots, I.e., hostednetwork, updates overwrite customized entries in the registry that break things like caller id and multiple instances of the same drive showing up in explorer, updates switch your default Browser to Edge and then asks you if you really, really, really, really want to use something other than Edge when you switch your default browser back to what it was, one update caused many computers to continuously reboot even though you specifically chose shutdown from the power menu, one update broke automatic hibernation and instead put the computer to sleep, one update produced a completely black screen except for the mouse cursor and made my computer totally useless, a colleague of mine has had multiple different updates that made his computer unusable for several days while he tried to figure out what had went wrong. But heck, who needs to use their computer anyway? M$ knows better how to use it for us!
If the update does not break ANYTHING, I might go to it, but I do image backups, and if it breaks anything, my image backup will be gainfully employed.
they fixed the "default apps" now (the Edge thing was a bug) and you also won't see the apps you unistalled being installed again.
and for the love of god stop complaining about bugs when using insider builds. just stay on the slow ring, report the bugs and hope that you'll see a fix for it in future builds.
for your knowledge, I've literally installed windows 10 on tens of PCs and none of them had any bugs when upgrading with the exception of maybe one which had a broken HDD and the boot was corrupted.
it's one of the most stable OSes MS ever released.
I have no idea what you have been doing with your PC, but with it breaking so much I'm starting to think that it's not the OS at fault.
Where in my post did you see I stated that I was using an insider build?? Did you even read it, or do you just post at your slightest whim because you think you have all the answers?
sarcasm Oh, I know. It was YOU who updated my PC. /sarcasm
10 was mainstream in August of last year. Everything I complained about has happened in updates AFTER that date. I am not an insider, and I do not get insider builds. If this was in insider build that broke my PC, then M$ put it in the normal consumer channels for updates. They ****ed up, not I.
Stable my ***. If this is what you call stability, I would hate to experience an OS that you think is unstable. 8.1 updates never broke hostednework with every update, did not overwrite custom registry entries, did not black screen a PC so that it was useless, did not require hours of debugging after an update. And the thing with Edge a bug? Are you f'ing kidding me when M$ is trying to foist their crap on everyone? What the F are you, a M$ shill? In my eyes, you don't know what you are talking about. So don't bother to reply to my posts in the future.
I've posted my comments through the feedback app because what I and others have experienced just should not happen on a PRODUCTION channel. As I see it, and I posted this in my feedback comments, M$ has reverted to the days of NT and Win 3.1 when updates were virtually guaranteed to break something, and even make computers installing updates unusable. And, of note, go into that feedback app and search for "updates break" and you will find many others complaining about the very same thing.
Try putting a WiFi hosted network on a PC you intend to update, then update and see what happens. It will break. It really does not make any difference that you've updated 10's of PCs and none of this has happened to you. Why? Because even in those 10's of PCs, I bet that there are few, if any, that match the configuration of my PCs. Everything that I have complained about has happened to others, too. Search for it on the net or in the feedback app, you will find the complaints. And I have two PCs that I have updated that are nearly identical, and the problems happen on one, but not the other.
Just because it is not happening to you does not mean that it is not happening to others.