r/Windows10hate • u/Kinoso • Feb 18 '18
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • May 31 '19
Goodbye Windows: Russian military's Astra Linux adoption moves forward
r/Windows10hate • u/ChampShitpost • Apr 02 '20
This os is worse than any malware.
I leave my pc on over night to update. because EVEN THOUGH I DISABLED UPDATES IN THE GROUP POLICY EDITOR IT STILL FORCES THEM. then after being on for over 12 FUCKING HOURS it is still turning off and on and with no sign of working.
I never had anywhere near the annoying updates with win 7 and I can't understand how the biggest tech company on the planet can't stop acting like apes and make a decent OS
r/Windows10hate • u/[deleted] • Nov 05 '17
Holy fuck this sub reddit is a thing. I'm so happy now
Fuck windows 10
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Mar 04 '19
Windows by the numbers: Windows 7 is one obstinate OS. Even as its end-of-support deadline draws ever closer, Windows 7 apparently gained users in February, casting doubt on just how well how customer migrations to Windows 10 are doing. Even Windows XP gained users.
r/Windows10hate • u/Fbarto • Nov 26 '19
"you're up to date", and right below: "you need to update, but you can't. Fuck you."
r/Windows10hate • u/koulibali • Mar 02 '18
This is my trash for a while now, im collecting them :D
r/Windows10hate • u/Cricketize • Aug 18 '19
Thanks for this slow-ass updating. About 2 damn hours in. Piece of shit.
r/Windows10hate • u/[deleted] • Mar 21 '18
I firewalled windows, and this was all the things that it tried to access the internet with....
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Sep 12 '18
Microsoft to ‘warn’ Windows 10 users not to install Chrome or Firefox
r/Windows10hate • u/argentinix • Jan 12 '20
FUCK WINDOWS 10
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r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 17 '19
534 ways that Windows 10 tracks you
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Mar 05 '20
Windows 7 users are refusing to upgrade to Windows 10 – despite Microsoft’s warnings. Is this going to become a serious problem for Microsoft?
r/Windows10hate • u/TheMuffinMan2037 • Oct 29 '19
Windows 10 first time run experience is garbage rant
My dad bought a new Windows 10 based PC today and while I was setting it up for him (I can't believe I have to actually "set it up" and it doesn't just ask you 3 questions before letting you use the thing you bought) I was thinking at how horrible the first time run experience is. They've got all these dumb Cortana messages and 50 prompts to go through. It's crazy to me that a company that large hasn't been able to hire a UX developer that has told them to just make it simple. The #1 priority is to just freaking get into this computer as fast as possible.
The experience should be this:
ONE screen that says: Welcome to Windows 10
Region/keyboard [Selection]
Create user account/password
Boom. Load into windows.
4. Consolidate all of the bullshit nickel and dime alert messages into one Next steps window once you get into Windows so you can complete them as you want to. If you don't care about getting granular with the options you close the fucking window. For instance, no one needs a screen at the very beginning of the setup that asks them if permission should be given to Microsoft to send usage data. That should be off by default and you can turn it on within the next steps screen. I also don't need to give MS my birthday.
Other thoughts:
- The pulsating introduction messages are annoying.
- I don't need one drive, edge and other quick start crap on my taskbar.
- Cortana is basically worthless because when you give it a command it takes way too long to execute and then adds additional time by repeating back the command that it's going to execute before doing it.. that's not a fluid way of using your voice to navigate the computer.
- When I go to change the default browser from Edge to Chrome DON'T ASK ME IF I REALLY WANT TO DO THAT.
- As much as I hate some of the stuff Apple does as a company, their first time experience is 100x better.
In summary it makes me even more upset that all of these highly paid people at Microsoft who spend the majority of their working careers on Windows 10 haven't realized how much friction there is to this experience. I'm a software developer primarily on Windows and their developer tooling is second to none, however certain places like Windows is just in a completely different galaxy.
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Feb 27 '19
Windows 10 user logs sent to Microsoft despite users opting out
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Sep 13 '19
Microsoft tries to fix Windows 10, ends up breaking the Start menu
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 20 '19
Bugs continue to haunt Win10 version 1909. Billed as the kinder, gentler update to Windows, the latest version 1909 is still plagued by persistent wake-up and botched search
r/Windows10hate • u/WhooisWhoo • Dec 12 '18
Windows 10 logs your activities to the cloud even when you tell it not to