All though it sometimes does not seem that way I believe everyone on here has a right to voice there opinion or rant about something. But in the text of this forum the purpose of this forum is to share windows 10 experiences and offer advice when you can which by this post I don't see any problem.
No one is questioning anyone's ability to make a statement; however, when you create a post such as the OP did history has shown things to get way out of hand as the pro and con crowd starts getting into it and the next thing we know we have a itch fest.
The moderator was and is correct in asking such a question as the OP's post is clearly intended to get a rise, regardless of which side you're on. The moderator recognized this, and thus his comment.
Let's just leave it at that an press on.
Narrator has an exit i.e. kill tab. win 10 first time install pretty much has everything turned on (all apps running). You, the operator, must navigate the system apps, programs, services, processes to turn off what you don't need. You can even kill the MS telemetry services thru the registry to keep MS from tracking your every move. Enjoy. BTW, win 10 is the best operating system learning tool for new computer users that I know of. And of course this forum, get the word out. YOU WILL or your best friend will LEARN more than email and facebook with this OS if you want to have a fully stable functioning system.
LOL.. I didn't even realize Win 10 had that narrator capability. I guess I turned it off somewhere. Hopefully the OP will see this thread and find they can easily turn it off.
@ Atomic 77, thanks :)
The problem is that his frustrations are caused by lack of knowledge and incorrect assumptions, which he could have solved by simply asking a few questions, but apparently did not and would rather just complain about things than fix them.
I have no issue with complaints that are legitimate gripes. He could have simply avoided that frustration by asking some questions.
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