Different system specs, different attached peripherals, different software and thus different drivers, different settings, different customization etc.
All are variables that have something to with how the system works, no system is 100% identical to each other.
Any change could make something not work for someone while another change does, but doesn't for someone else.
Um... I'm sorry, but Windows 10 has a number of flat-out ridiculous 100% reproducible bugs, which have been acknowledged by Microsoft but not yet fixed. Under these circumstances it is not possible to have a Windows 10 installation that works "without a hitch". Your misguided belief that your installs "work without a hitch" is apparently based on your inability to recognize a problem even when it is right in front of you (sometimes people look at a blatant manifestation of a horrible bug, yet still think that it is how it is supposed of be).
Agree!
And what's more scary, look at the trend
10240 found no major problems
10586 networking ****ed up
11082 networking still ****ed up progress bar when copying not showing introduced
How can anyone sane say there are no problems?
"Everything is running great, just do like I do", thereby implying that everyone having a problem is to blame.
Just don't point your finger -> MS
I have installed windows 10 pro on my dell latitude e6410 laptop and have not had a problem with it yet. works much better than any windows versions I have tried to use before. vista was the worst... main reason I have a mac desktop at home but need a windows laptop for weather radar programs I need to be able to run. so far I think windows 10 is as stable as my apple desktop... but only been using it for a month.
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