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HJM007
I like Microsoft products and have been using them for over 20 years so a keen supporter of the company. They get a bit thumbs up from me.
But since the loss of HomeGroup networking I've had to make some radical changes as personally I find the current Windows 10 networking facility a bit fickle/unstable or perhaps flawed?
When networking conflicts happen as they frequently do, I no longer spend hours or even days looking for a fix on the internet or trying to get MS to understand the issue (most articles are about WIFI and few about ethernet connections).
Instead I completely reinstall Windows 10 in a couple of hours. So I now no longer store anything on my PC that is not backed up on an ex HDD or the cloud to make the re installation as quick as possible.
Certainly quicker than trying frustrating fixes or the network troubleshooter which never seems to find the issues or problem.
Yet, I would still always support MS over any other OS.
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But since the loss of HomeGroup networking I've had to make some radical changes as personally I find the current Windows 10 networking facility a bit fickle/unstable or perhaps flawed?
When networking conflicts happen as they frequently do, I no longer spend hours or even days looking for a fix on the internet or trying to get MS to understand the issue (most articles are about WIFI and few about ethernet connections).
Instead I completely reinstall Windows 10 in a couple of hours. So I now no longer store anything on my PC that is not backed up on an ex HDD or the cloud to make the re installation as quick as possible.
Certainly quicker than trying frustrating fixes or the network troubleshooter which never seems to find the issues or problem.
Yet, I would still always support MS over any other OS.
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