wbvs58
Well-known member
I've been coerced into buying a new laptop, Microsoft is finishing up supporting windows 10 and I get the feeling whenever it does an update now it makes things more difficult for my computer, plus whenever I shut it down I have a hell of a job getting it going again so I have jumped and bought a new hp. It is a very painfull process wrangling with passwords that I have no idea what they are and then there are so many things they want me to log into before I even get started and of course they are all concerned about my welfare and my privacy yet they want permission to track everything I do all for my own benefit so they can improve things for me. Microsoft are kind hearted and want to give me a free month to Microsoft Office 365 but they want my credit card details so they can fleece me for the following months, of course I can cancel the repeat payment straight away but it is a maze trying to get to where you can do it. I like to use Chrome as a browser but Microsoft is hellbent on steering me away from this and make it as difficult as possible to use it
One of the main reasons I get a new computer is that the old one is so crammed up with **** in downloads, desktop, documents and photos Iike to start with a clean slate but no, somehow they have transferred all my old **** to the new one. It is a bit like when my shed gets a bit too crammed up with my **** I just build a new one to start over, why can't computers be the same.
Ken
One of the main reasons I get a new computer is that the old one is so crammed up with **** in downloads, desktop, documents and photos Iike to start with a clean slate but no, somehow they have transferred all my old **** to the new one. It is a bit like when my shed gets a bit too crammed up with my **** I just build a new one to start over, why can't computers be the same.
Ken