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mart44 · 20-05-2016, 18:44

I can understand the shock of installing W.10. It looks completely different but try not to roll back to the previous OS too quickly. I can only say to sit back, take look around the system and give it a while. Familiar parts are still there beneath the Desktop tiles and presentation. A couple of days experience can sometimes make all the difference. Windows Explorer (or File Explorer) should look familiar and the Control Panel is still there.

Right-click on the Windows icon in the bottom left-hand corner for quick access to familiar parts of the computer.

I have installed W.10 on two home Desktop computers and it runs well on both of them.

20-05-2016, 18:44	#1663
mart44 Inactive Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: South of England Posts: 253	Re: [Update] Windows 10 Discussion I can understand the shock of installing W.10. It looks completely different but try not to roll back to the previous OS too quickly. I can only say to sit back, take look around the system and give it a while. Familiar parts are still there beneath the Desktop tiles and presentation. A couple of days experience can sometimes make all the difference. Windows Explorer (or File Explorer) should look familiar and the Control Panel is still there. Right-click on the Windows icon in the bottom left-hand corner for quick access to familiar parts of the computer. I have installed W.10 on two home Desktop computers and it runs well on both of them.