[FacTioN]

Windows 10 is new operating system and it is released in 29 July 2015 so It is made by Microsoft. In Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 which you can upgrade to Windows 10 for free and it have start menu back i also have Windows 10 installed already.  it have good design and style.

[Rishabh Jain]

Windows 10 is new operating system and it is released in 29 July 2015 so It is made by Microsoft. In Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 which you can upgrade to Windows 10 for free and it have start menu back i also have Windows 10 installed already.  it have good design and style.

i had installed Windows 10 on 30 July, right after the completion of downloading by Media Creator tool, and i simple loved it
Some reasons

1. Better interface (Start menu back, improved icons set)
   
2. Cortana
   
3. Multiple Virtual Desktops
   
4. Speed Improvement
   
5. DirectX 12 (although i did not find its use by now)
   
6. Graphics Improvement etc
   

[perry]

yea indeed.
i am about upgrading my windows also.

its sayd that it use a little lesser ram that i have heard.

[KBStorm]

Currently i am using windows 7 ultimate and i dont want to update it because windows 7 is good for me. In future i will update to windows 10.

[perry]

windows 7 ultimate how the hell did you got that. ultimate is not open for regular users.
they are mostly used by schools or business

[Sagnik]

Not an issue to get WIN7 ULTIMATE
EVEN I HAD.
But as of now, I have win10

[KBStorm]

windows 7 ultimate how the hell did you got that. ultimate is not open for regular users.
they are mostly used by schools or business

Its very easy to get these on internet and torrents.

[Spank!]

Came back to 8.1 after using Windows 10 for like 24 hours. I had some serious problems with it when it comes to gaming. Other than that, it looks okay and like the new design too.

[Crypt-K]

Windows 10 has some great features man I really like it, I dont like the fact that is deleted my Ethernet drivers and I had to re download them but its all perfect now.

[chroot]

Many people do not know this as it is not a clear and well documented feature, but by default Windows 10 uses your internet connection to distribute Windows Updates to other users. I'm guessing they use the same sort of concept as a bittorrent network. The way Windows 10 is setup to distribute updates using your connection without asking can cause problems with you lagging or going over a data cap limit if your ISP has a cap.

You can change the settings to either completely disable distribution of updates, or you can allow it to only distribute updates to other computers on your local network. Personally, I allow computers on my local network since my computer is always on and it can instantly provide updates to the other computers in my house when they are turned on.

Here is an excellent and detailed article from pcworld that walks you through the process of changing the update settings: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2955491/w...stems.html