Computer Help and Support

I learned a lot trying to make it work as much like Windows 7 as possible. There are some things you just can't delete (like that useless piece of shitty spyware 'cortana' - don't even try) but even the stuff you can't delete you can usually hide, bury, or change the settings on so it won't annoy you too much.

It's still a useless piece of crap designed to act as much like a phone as they can make it (if I wanted an effing phone I would have bought one, you morons) and getting actual productivity out of it is more effort than it should be, but it can be mitigated to some extent.

Note also that the vocabulary has changed. There are no "programs" anymore. Everything that does something is now called an "app" whether it actually is one, or an actual piece of software you own and installed yourself.

You can turn off most of the prompts and paths that keep trying to route you to the little bloodsucking ticklike "subscription" things.

One thing that's gone for good are all the good, advert-free solitaire games, sorry.

dismally,
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