Microsoft Says Windows 10 Build 9926 Is Entirely Built on User FeedbackI thought the whole point of feedback was so that each build would have changes we wanted, but it doesn`t seem that way at all.
Or does MS just do what they think is best and we have to live with it.
Maybe there`ll be commercials saying "Hey, my name is Joe and Windows 10 wasn`t my idea"
Pure hogwash M$ is back to there agenda with a passion looks like W7 for me.
Too be fair. I would suggest that Microsoft made a big mistake in inviting 1.7 million users to try the OS and send feedback and suggested changes. Possibly the changes you, or others, sent, conflicted with the majority opinion.I thought the whole point of feedback was so that each build would have changes we wanted, but it doesn`t seem that way at all.
Or does MS just do what they think is best and we have to live with it.
Maybe there`ll be commercials saying "Hey, my name is Joe and Windows 10 wasn`t my idea"
Imagine a world, where all the machines, ATM, POS, Phones, Tablets, Desktops used the same OS...then look at a picture of Microsoft, then try to test what works and move on to the next build...
i really ,really liked win7 ,still using it on a tower i have hooked along side this computer [one monitor 2 towers ]Via a KVM switch ,iam duel booting 8,1 and win10 ,and i enjoy them all ,if some i dont like in eithor OS i just dont use it .but i have to add that i hate linux ,lol just kidding
I still say customizable desktops and start menu would go a long way to get people to do the upgrade. I hate bringing up Linux. I also have a dual boot system with Lubuntu but I don't use the default Lubuntu desktop, I manually installed the Xfce destkop. When I am in Linux, I use the Xfce desktop most of the time. Microsoft needs a default desktop plus some other customizable desktop available for download at no charge.
@gregrocker to get rid of the categories with the dots just delete all text in each category listed and they will disappear. I managed to get my Start Menu arranged with no spaces although sometimes it takes some persuading to get a new row added without a space between.
One positive change by M$ is you can now move or place a tile where you want it and all of the rest of the tiles no longer reshuffle themselves undoing ones work to organize the tiles the way they want.
I would hope that in future builds that more customization options will be added and some restored such as turning live tiles on or off.
MS didn't have to change anything on the old Start Menu, all they needed to do was to add 1 simple icon for those who already learned to love the Start Screen:
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