There is absolutely no question that the response to has been overwhelmingly positive. True, anything would seem like a huge improvement compared to the disaster that was Windows 8.

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But people love that the Start Menu has made its triumphant return and replaced the Start screen that everyone hated so much, and new features like Cortana and the Edge web browser are big checks in the pro column as well. Of course, nothing is perfect. DON’T MISS: In these early days, you can expect to run into a fair number of issues with Windows 10. First, it’s an early release — in fact, Microsoft has just one day after launch. Second, as great as the response has been so far it’s still Windows, so there will inevitable be some bumps on the road. If you do update to Windows 10 in these early days — — these are some of the common problems you may encounter.

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Of course, we’ve also included some notes on how to fix these issues if a fix is even available. Activation issues First and foremost, some people are reporting difficulty activating Windows 10 once it’s installed. The bad news is there’s really nothing you can do on your end to fix it. The good news, however, is that this issue usually resolves itself after a few minutes. Chrome is crazy Chrome browser users are running into a bunch of problems with bogging and slow-downs, especially which performing heavy tasks like streaming video. We’ll have to wait for Google to iron out the bugs but in the meantime, killing all your extensions will help a bit.

If that doesn’t help, try reinstalling Chrome. Where are my favorites? The new Edge browser is sooooo much better than Internet Explorer. To be fair, it would be difficult to make a browser worse than IE, but Edge is a nice simple browser that’s quick and clean. But where are your favorites? Click the button to open the menu and then click Settings.

Scroll to Import favorites from another browser, and then choose your old browser and click Import. Folder fail According to some users, there actually is one area where Windows 8 is better than Windows 10: The email app in Windows 10 doesn’t allow people to create subfolders when organizing their email. For most people, this is hardly an issue. Unfortunately for people who do have an issue with it, there’s no fix for the time being. Connectivity complaints A number of Windows 10 users are complaining that their Wi-Fi is cutting out and it won’t reconnect. This is actually a pretty common problem across all versions of Windows, and the fix is the same as it is for Windows 8, Windows 7, and every other version out there: Reboot.

Some users have said that disabling Wi-Fi sharing helps make Wi-Fi connectivity a bit more stable. This has not been verified, but you can find instructions for disabling Wi-Fi sharing in Windows 10.

Windows Vista, released some 4 years back is one of the most talked about OS from Microsoft™. Large number of support issue cropped after it was released based upon the performance, hardware support, usability etc. People often said that Vista has been released pre mature and not tested rigorously for various features and performance. After the release of SP1 (Service Pack), the OS became quite stable and compliant.

But still some of the problems user face while using this OS as listed below. Vista doesn’t supports my new hardware This is one of the most common problems that users see when they buy new hardware for Vista. The hitch is that the new stuff doesn’t get recognized and doesn’t install automatically the way it should. Immediate solution to this type of problem is that one needs to install Service Pack 2 (SP2), which is the latest one.

This pack contains driver support for various new released hardware and other system/security updates. Solution Make sure that you have SP1 installed before installing SP2. The best way to find out, which Service Pack is installed on your machine, is to go to Start – Computer and right click on it and select Properties. To install SP2 (or SP1) you need to enable Windows automatic updates and wait for the system to download and install them. Slow speed or high response time Windows Vista needs at least one GB free on the hard disk for file paging purpose. Make sure that you have that much amount of unused space on the hard disk. Installation and enabling of multiple Antivirus and malware detection tools could also be one of the reasons of Win Vista lousy performance.

Enable only one Antivirus/Antispyware tool at a time (so that there is no redundancy) and system performs smoothly. Resource Comparison Chart (courtesy Wikipedia) Solution If your PC is old and do not have latest hardware (memory, processor, etc) then Vista could run sluggish. Recommended hardware for this OS is at least 1GHz processor speed, 1 GB of RAM and 15GB of space available on the Hard Disk. More information about system requirements can be found http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows-vista/products/system-requirements. In the resource comparison chart above, it’s very clear that resource used is directly proportional to the time of release Laptop battery draining fast People often complain that after installing Vista on their Laptop, the battery life has reduced considerably.

This is true to a large extent. Since Vista is a new OS, it has lots of new features and applications, which tend to take more system resources including memory, processor and even battery!

Solution The best way to tackle this problem is to reduce any such features, which are not that useful and are cosmetic in nature. For example if user turns Aero Visual effects off, then battery consumption reduces considerable making it even equivalent to Win XP. Software bloat Software bloat is a condition wherein the size (or footprint) of the software under consideration is quite large compared to the feature set or utility it provides. It is true for Windows Vista and other Microsoft OS as well to a large extent. This is because today’s software is packed with large number of features all of which user may or may not use.

Industry experts say that most of the users only utilize only 20% of the full capability of any OS, while rest 80% they never use at all! Solution Workaround for this problem is that instead of default (or express installation), go for custom installation and select only those components, which you really require (stand good for any kind of generic software installation).

Even after installation, user can go to Add or Remove Programs (in control panel) and click on Add/Remove Windows Components to specifically select/deselect desired options There are more small and big problems related to Vista, which are listed on Apart from this some general precautions like keeping Antivirus and Windows Vista up to date by turning Automatic updates on. Also time to time do a system tune-up by running Windows Disk Defragmenter and Disk Cleanup utility provided under System Tools can really help in keeping problems at bay.