The art of being Windows 10

Windows 10 is gaining sizaable momentum, finally looking as if it will take over earlier versions of windows and with some good time and honest work, possibly the unkillable dragon which is Windows XP. However, Microsoft needs to make cash for the expenses that come with windows 10, and this went from as far as puttting ads on the start menu all the way to installing unwanted applications while the OS in operation, all the way from ueless apps like Microsoft Maps to Autodesk Sketchbook, which hows they don't care one bit about what really happens after as long as they get their advertising fee. However, with each passing update, instances of this decrease as Microsoft is almost required to have substantial disk space for each new update and patch. To continue to smoke out the holding-out bees, Windows 7 users with no antivirus or antimalware are being barred from receiving important patches, causing schools and businesses to bumrush Windows which has with no doubt increased their earnings. Windows has all but given up on Metro Design to appease the people who didn't upgrade to Windows 8/8.1. If you still want Aero, there is a package for it for W10 right here. I cannot ensure the survival of your machine, and you are required to provide your own License Key. I is made by Sam of Red Eye Computing and Harrison of AO554. You intall it at your legal and functional risk. However, Microsoft has ignored one major point in the quality of Microsoft's newest operating system: The Microsoft Store. If anything is soft about it, it's the amount of non-sketchy content there. Only Time can really tell if they will heed the word of the user base and make Windows 10 a major part of computing history.