Windows to Chromebook Conversion
My Chromebook outperforms my Windows 10 laptop. Both have similar specs. Is it feasible/practical to make the conversion? I don't think simply changing browsers will accomplish what I want.
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My computer's screen DOES NOT change with each Window 10 update. I've turned off all invasion of privacy tools in both Windows 10 and Firefox - you don't have to accept that they be there and bothering you.
Regedit comes right up immediately when I type it in the magnifying glass search window.
I set Windows 10 updates to MY schedule ... or not at all if I wish.
My base start screen DOES NOT use any 3rd party software - the choice of it is right there in one of the menus.
I don't pay any attention to the Creator's Version changes - I just keep them off and use none of their features.
For example, my 15+ year old version of Photoshop (CS2) still works just fine under Windows 10.
My start screen looks like and works just like my other computer's start screen.
I've set up Outlook under Windows 10 to look just like Outlook Express did under XP.
With Windows 10 I can have it all - everything XP has/does - plus smart phone type apps, and touch screen if I want it (it can be turned OFF or ON), and rotate screen (it can be turned OFF or ON) if I want to set the laptop on it's side, etc., etc..
Once I turn MS unwantetd stuff OFF, it stays OFF with the next update.
I really don't understand or see the negatives you seem to be experiencing.
Try OS 11.X if you think Windows 10 is "bad". ;)
Regedit comes right up immediately when I type it in the magnifying glass search window.
I set Windows 10 updates to MY schedule ... or not at all if I wish.
My base start screen DOES NOT use any 3rd party software - the choice of it is right there in one of the menus.
I don't pay any attention to the Creator's Version changes - I just keep them off and use none of their features.
For example, my 15+ year old version of Photoshop (CS2) still works just fine under Windows 10.
My start screen looks like and works just like my other computer's start screen.
I've set up Outlook under Windows 10 to look just like Outlook Express did under XP.
With Windows 10 I can have it all - everything XP has/does - plus smart phone type apps, and touch screen if I want it (it can be turned OFF or ON), and rotate screen (it can be turned OFF or ON) if I want to set the laptop on it's side, etc., etc..
Once I turn MS unwantetd stuff OFF, it stays OFF with the next update.
I really don't understand or see the negatives you seem to be experiencing.
Try OS 11.X if you think Windows 10 is "bad". ;)
