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Jewel Repetition posted:What's the verdict on Windows 10? Hung jury. We're going for a retrial in the coming months.
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Repo Man posted:I installed Irfanview (I haven't needed that in years, takes me back to installing ACDSee on Win98 and 2000) but you can only scroll through a couple of photos before this happens: It looks like when you try to open it, it's caching the photo in IE's temporary internet files folder, which will also contain random files like that .swf file it's trying to load. EDIT: I don't have any solution, just diagnosing the problem.
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Aug 23, 2015 02:25
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Karthe posted:Why would I want to log in with a pin instead of a password? Windows promoted me to set one up when I reinstalled the other day and my first reaction was, "are you kidding me?" In addition to what Call Me Charlie said, if it works anything like Windows 8, if you enter the PIN wrong around 5 times, you're forced to use the password, so it's not like people have infinite tries.
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Sep 27, 2015 09:14
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Ghostlight posted:The apps that you're having difficulty getting rid of are Microsoft's smart tile apps - the idea being that while provisioned apps are in the image, that doesn't help Microsoft push adverts because they can't just gently caress around with your system image. Instead, they pin tiles to your Start Menu that dynamically stream apps down to the system. The defaultlayout.xml contains a number of these tiles, and that's why they reappear when you try to powershell them away - the app is gone and then the system is like "wait, the Start Menu says I need to install this" and pulls it down again. Is this something that only happens on like Enterprise (or whatever they're call it now)? I don't recall ever running into any problems like this at all with ads or tiles adding themselves to my Start. No settings being reset through updates either.
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