The fanciest new features won’t be of much use to anyone unless you buy a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 or later, or a Surface Book - and if you buy one of those, you’re getting Windows 10 anyway.Īs noted in my full review of Windows 10 Anniversary Update, many of the improvements in the latest version of Windows 10 simply don’t apply to typical Windows 7 or 8.1 users. Even with the Anniversary Update, Win 7 and 8.1 customers will lose key features if they upgrade. For most of us who are primarily keyboard-and-mouse bound, though, the benefits are meager, and the annoyances substantial. Yes, some users on some machines will benefit from upgrading to Windows 10. Now, with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update in full swing, you might think that the conclusion has changed. Many of you have thus far held off on upgrading to Windows 10, perhaps in part based on my advice from a year ago, when I originally listed 10 reasons you shouldn’t upgrade your Win 7/8.1 PC to Win10.
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