Originally Posted by
Keef
From what I've read, Win 10 removes some features that are standard in Win 7, and also removes the option to decide which updates to install (unless you are using one of the upmarket versions).
I'm not happy about automatic updates because I've had to deal with some broken ones (there STILL isn't, as far as I know, a recent competent driver for my nVidia card - I'm using one that's two or so years old. Every batch of updates strongly recommends updating, but I find it hard to work on a black screen with black writing).
I (very recently) had an Intel update that totally disabled the touchpad.
I was staying with my son who is 'qualified' in IT (and has worked extensively therein).
Even with his experience (and referring to the internet on his iPad) it took a while (and a separate mouse) to undo the update (resorting to 'Restore' in the end).
If I had been at home I would have been stuffed!
http://community.acer.com/t5/Noteboo...ed/td-p/361123
The driver wouldn't roll-back so it had to be 'restore'.