Thank you, George, for posting that interesting blog.
I agree with your (and a few others') recommendation regarding the
upgrade.
I just looked it up, and found that Windows 10 continues to have both
32-bit and 64-bit versions.
(So much for Adobe-LR-6's lack of support for 32-bit systems.)
I wonder, if MS will offer a choice of which version to upgrade to, or it
will just blindly install "the same" (as what you had).
As a side not, yes, I switch off all automatic software updates (I allow
notifications for update for the OS and some programs), so that I can do
the update on _my_ schedule. My most recent streak without a reboot on my
laptop was somewhere between 3 and 4 months, as I was working on several
projects in parallel, and didn't want to loose the state of programs and
documents open.
Igor
George Sinos Wed, 24 Jun 2015 06:47:11 -0700 wrote:
Paul Thurrott has been one of the most reliable Windows Analysts/Tech
Journalist for quite a few years. He is one of the primary hosts of
the Windows Weekly podcast on the TWiT network. Here's his take on
the subject of the upgrade -
<https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/4026/should-you-upgrade-to-windows-10>
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