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All I can say Microsoft is missing the major problems, if MS release Windows 10 in July and do not fix the checking of the Sys reserve space and expand and shrink ntfs part if needed or the next build that comes along does not fix the "No-execute Memory Protect" issue then there is going to be major problems with home users across the board with rebooting issues just by upgrading.
I'm assuming Windows 10 will require CPU feature to be enabled for all on-going builds and final builds:
"No-execute Memory Protect", without this it will just reboot.
This was never the case for every other previous Windows build they brought out so I'm not sure why they are requiring it now.
Basically MS is forcing the feature, Yes it protects buffer overflow attacks. However alot of motherboard vendors have this optin switched off by default. How many home users out there i'm talking in a general every day use case know anything about bios's and there options. I'm not talking techno freaks either ha. If MS force this option it will frig alot of home users which will need to seek professional help if they decide to go ahead with Windows 10 upgrades.