Which Windows version are you currently on, and what are your reasons for not wanting to upgrade to Windows 10?

7.. got my 10 d...

but dont want upgrade yet... wait for more bug fixes and other ppl review on 10 first...

win 8.1 why ? because stable.

I am looking for people who don't want to upgrade to Windows 10 at all.

Win 7 Pro 64bit : I'm poor-fag : old hardware : no real advantage to upgrade yet.
As long as still got support for Win 7 for all my software, I'll not upgrade...

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the matter. Appreciate it.

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, don't intend to upgrade as I'm already so comfortable with it. The UI from Windows 8 onward all make my eyes bleed and I don't feel like getting used to those. Will only upgrade if there are software that I want to use or games I wish to play that aren't supported on Windows 7.

me... cause I dont like to be a guinea pig...

and I dont wanna risk my 101 games not working..

Those are good reasons not to upgrade.

win 7 serve me very well now, no problem at all.
and i see no real reason to force my self to re-learn and adapt to new os. dun want waste time lo

There is a friend of mine who chose not to upgrade to Windows 10 because he is scared that his pirated copy of Microsoft Office 2013 will be caught out and cannot run on it.

I already tried windows 10, but boot to os is taking more time. Windows 8.1 will more faster.

r window 10 free? im sticking wit win8. at least it free?

win7. already got my updates ready but no plan to install it yet. win7 serves me well. maybe i wait n see first how it goes.

true , it takes sometime for booting

Unless Using A SSD , otherwise windows 8.1 will faster alot.

What?

Will stick to Windows 7 till no support. Used to it alrd. using those cpu meters and network meters heavily

Windows 7 serves me well, I do not need fancy Windows 10 to do my everyday task and gaming.

Unless, if Windows 10 provides increase performance in gaming(more than 10%), I'll upgrade immediately.

I'd love to move over to OS X Mavericks instead, but software that run exclusively on Windows is the only thing stopping me. So I'm stuck on Windows 7.

Tried Windows 8, then 8.1. Both OSes only make sense if you have a touchscreen or tablet. Even with tablet, the Metro UI only works if you have Metro/Modern programs. If you have a non-Metro-supported program, you might as well throw your tablet out of your window, because Microsoft didn't think it important to have your keyboard auto-pop up when you need to enter text into a box. This is why I was forced to give up on Firefox and switched to IE on a tablet. Why not Chrome? Well, you can make Chrome work with Metro, but it doesn't integrate well enough, and you end up with a screen that looks like a cheap knockoff of a Chromebook, the bottom bar showing you Google's idea of a UI instead of Windows bar. It feels like Google trying to moon Microsoft. So, you stick to IE, and lose all the bells and whistles of Firefox and Chrome.

To me Windows 10 feels no different from Windows 8.1. There may be added features, but one thing they didn't fix is font rendering. You still have to face the jagged and blocky Chinese font, like this one:


Someone in Redmond finds this pretty.

It doesn't take a magnifying glass to see where Cleartype went wrong compared to Mac font rendering.



For the longest time, Microsoft's Cleartype team think they got font smoothing down to an art. If that's the case, Google should be implementing Cleartype on their Android, instead of copying Apple/Linux. If Microsoft is right, then iPhone and Android have inferior font rendering than their Cleartype, then Windows phone should have no problem outselling Samsung.

And yet, we're now on Windows 10, and look, it's the same crap.