On 2015-09-07 8:48 PM, Adam Glazener -> Matt Bedynek wrote:   
    ->> Adam,   
      
    ->> Saturday September 05 2015 12:09, you wrote to Matthew Munson:   
      
    AG>>> Windows 10 will be fine!  I've been using it with old/new programs   
    AG>>> 32/64 bit with no problems.  Windows 10 is very stable.  I've   
    AG> noticed   
    AG>>> little glitches in Windows 7 eliminated in Windows 10.   
      
    ->> I a 'free' upgrade to Windows 10.  So far, I do like it better.  It   
    AG> correcte   
    ->> problem with wifi interfaces on the laptop.   Does irritate me it   
    AG> required a   
    ->> upgrade.   
      
    AG> ----------------   
    AG> Matt,   
      
    AG> That's good news.  I installed Windows 10 on our uncle's Sony Vaio   
    AG> computer which was having problems in Windows 7 with the bluetooth wifi   
    AG> and remote printing on VPN.  After upgrading to Windows 10 for free,   
    AG> his computer has worked great without those problems anymore.   
    AG> So far, Windows 10 has been an improvement for all the computers I've   
    AG> upgraded at 3 different companies :-)   
      
      
   I've installed Win10 on 3 new very low-end HP Stream 11 laptops (2GB RAM, 32GB   
   SSD,   
   Celeron CPU) - update (from Win8.1) went fine, it's a big usability   
   improvement over Win8.1.   
      
   I also installed it on an even lower-end Toshiba Encore 2 tablet (1GB RAM, 32   
   GB SSD, Intel Atom CPU) and then worked fine as well - though when using   
   Desktop mode on the tablet - an interface I prefer (even on the tablet) the   
   keyboard doesn't automatically pop-up as needed.   
      
   Still some awkwardness between new-mode and traditional Windows mode -   
   especially in the Settings app, where basic settings are all done in the new   
   interface, but any 'advanced' settings happen in traditional Control Panel   
   windows.   
      
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