When are you going to dump Windows?


  1. Mr Bee
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    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
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    When are you going to dump Windows?


    Windows has always been a big security risk!
    2 weeks ago someone tried to access my passwords on Google!
    Today someone accessed my PC and stop a encrypted drive from being decrypted!

    I'm decrypting to get rid of Windows permanently..
    When are you going to do the same?
    If not tell me one good reason why you would keep a PC with a high risk OS.
    Spock would say 'It would be unwise to keep that'!
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  3. Lance1
    Posts : 869
    Windows 10 Professional x64 21H2
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    Mr Bee said:
    Windows has always been a big security risk!
    2 weeks ago someone tried to access my passwords on Google!
    Today someone accessed my PC and stop a encrypted drive from being decrypted!

    I'm decrypting to get rid of Windows permanently..
    When are you going to do the same?
    If not tell me one good reason why you would keep a PC with a high risk OS.
    Spock would say 'It would be unwise to keep that'!
    I've been running Windows from 95 and up. and have had nothing like this. This is for General Support so repost there you'll have more success. You may be redirected to "AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security" but that's a good thing. Just follow it.
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