Windows 10 bugs

Burgurne said:

whs said:

Lesson learned: Don't upgrade but make a clean install. There are always gremlins with upgrades.

I know that, but for some reason I can't get my office 365 to activate (danish office 2013 in an English "beta" OS), unless I upgrade from a working Windows 8.1 (danish) with Office 365 activated.

Hmm, that's an odd case. I guess you are stuck with upgrades. Lesson learned - try to avoid Danish.

whs said:

Burgurne said:

whs said:

Lesson learned: Don't upgrade but make a clean install. There are always gremlins with upgrades.

I know that, but for some reason I can't get my office 365 to activate (danish office 2013 in an English "beta" OS), unless I upgrade from a working Windows 8.1 (danish) with Office 365 activated.

Hmm, that's an odd case. I guess you are stuck with upgrades. Lesson learned - try to avoid Danish.

Tell that to my ancestors

At one time your ancestors the Vikings ruled the world.

Burgurne said:

Upgraded from windows 8.1 to windows 10 newest build 3 days ago, and recieved the big update earlier today. My problem is, that Chrome can't be updated anymore, automatic or manually.

If I open Chrome menu and select "About Google Chrome", I just get this message:
Version 39.0.2171.99 dev-m

Updates are disabled by the administrator

If I uninstall Chrome, and reinstall from scratch, I got newest version of Chrome again, but updates are still disabled by the "administrator".

Is there a fix for this?
Other using Chrome have seen this?

I tried to do a clean install on another HDD, and chrome is not handicapped in the clean install, only when upgrading from windows 8.1 to windows 10.

Mine is an upgrade and I don't see your update problem.

Version 40.0.2214.93 m (64-bit)

Google Chrome is up to date.

Mystere said:

Edwin said:

I guess, but I don't think it's supposed to go like that.

Why?

My guess is you have disabled or minimized the taskbar search. If you had that in its full size, you would notice that this search occupies the exact same space as the taskbar search, so it overlays it... essentially using the same space. I don't really understand why people have such a hard time understanding how this is supposed to be a good thing.

I have the same problem. The taskbar search occupies start menu space - but it is totally not functional. You can't type anything into the search. You think that is a good thing?

It took me so many attempts to make the "System" icon work. It's like once in every 50 attempts. Here's an edited video (I had to cut it short to show that the "System" icon worked). But then when I highlighted "Share", it crashed on me.

Just for comparing notes - I have none of those problems. Everything works.