[deanhills]

I do not understand why people are complaining about a piece of software not working good on windows 7. Microsoft already announced end of life for January 14, 2020. That is less than 2 years from now. I'm sure the developers of the software want to work real hard to support that legacy operating system...  That is, unless this happens in all versions of windows and isn't win7 specific.

I guess I don't move with the herd @coreyman and maybe what happened is an offsetting negative of that - collateral damage. 

My desktop computer and laptop were designed for Windows 7.  And until my computer or laptop end their lives I'm going to stay with the OS that it was designed for.  It wasn't designed for Windows 10.  Also, the equipment that I use with Windows 7 will also end their life when I change to Windows 10.  Not all hardware manufacturers agree to change drivers when the Windows OS is upgraded.  There are also somethings I really love about Windows 7 that are no longer available in Windows 10.  First of all the ability to say NO to some of the updates that Microsoft wants you to make to the OS.  As not all of the updates are good for one's computer as they are universally applied without any care of the content of an individual's computer.  Secondly I like the old fashioned way the games are organized - the free ones - that are no longer as easy to download in Windows 8 and upwards.  One is forced to sign up with Google Play.  One has to virtually prostitute oneself to Microsoft and Google with the up to date Windows - more so than with Windows 7.  I'm completely resistant to that kind of control.