Which is to say, I’ve upgraded my desktop system to Windows 10 and – so far, anyhow – nothing vital has either exploded or disappeared into the ether.
I did take good advice, though, and didn’t use the “Express” setup option, because it defaults to sharing everything with everyone everywhere, which is a stupid thing to default to, but it wouldn’t be a Windows operating system without at least one stupid default.
(And no, I don’t want to switch to the Apple side of the force. There are people for whom the Mac/iWhatever interface is deft and intuitive, and there are people for whom it is intensely frustrating, and I’m one of the latter. )
So now I’m checking to make sure all of my previously installed apps are still working as advertised, this post being a test of Windows Live Writer. If you’re reading these words, then presumably Live…
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By the way, if you want to get the old Windows calculator in Windows 10 (instead of the slow-loading, ugly, optimized-for-your-cell-phone touch screen piece of garbage that comes with the system), you can get it here:
http://winaero.com/blog/get-calculator-from-windows-8-and-windows-7-in-windows-10/