Problem find iPhone as a drive on Win 10
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Comments (17)Thanks for the responses. We have a Win8 sitting on a shelf collecting dust for 2 years. Never use it anymore. We also have 4 XP's and a Win 7. I've used Win 7 (hubbys machine), but prefer XP. I don't know if I'm resistant to change, I like to think I'm not. But I think Win 8 is dumb and would take me a lot of time to navigate it. I've used it. Did not try classic shell. Hate all the icons and not finding the frequently used places hidden. I don't like the disappearing tool bars. I just think its dumb and regret ever buying it. I don't see any reason for MS to change things around which takes precious time to figure out. Things like Add/Remove, various other settings...it all takes time out of your life to play around when you have work to do. You can buy a new car, it might have added extras and new things which take time to learn. But, no matter what car it is, when you open the door, put the key in the ignition, move the transmission to D, it goes. You can drive around and worry about learning the 'extras' later. You can press on the gas pedal and it goes. To have to learn another operating system and where MS decided to hide things, call them by other names is ridiculous. Same with their Office Programs. They are expensive and complicated to use. Yet they change them around ever few weeks. Why? I do a lot of work on my computers. I don't like having to learn all over again when I have things to do. I didn't like Visa at all, but had to deal with it. I kept my XP because I had Office 07 and I could put together a bunch of letters and newsletter quickly. I gave Vista away and went back to XP exclusively. I wonder if Apple changes their Macs every 3 years? Have no idea but am getting tempted to take a look at their computers. That's my rant, sorry if I seem to be the only one who is very upset with Microsoft for all this nonsense. Jane...See MoreWindows 8.1 disappeared completely from system after Win 10 install
Comments (7)Yes. Thank you. I was going "in" the wrong door. Going through settings I do see go back to Windows 8.1. I only realized that win 7 was listed because I was in there for another reason and happened to see win 7. I actually do like 10 and so far no problems except one.. and, of course, right now, I can't remember the exact error message, but it is something about a license missing at start up....the license is for something with adk? no, that doesn't look right.... alright, found it through my history AMD Quick Stream error after upgrade to Windows 10- the license information to use this software is not found What does this mean? Honestly It has been so long since I've had any kind of problem that this error message makes me go UGH.... why did i upgrade to 10?? Course, I don't actually know that it is a problem, since i don't even know what it is, what it does, am I missing someting? am I going to have problems because of this message? If not, why the message? Thanks to both of you and I would appreciate any additional help with this if you can...See MoreWin. 10 DVD drive won't work,
Comments (3)Very easy to do, both discs look very much alike. The DVD and Blu-Ray on the Front of the Disc is hard to see sometimes, I've got to be wearing my Glasses to be sure! Hope you Good luck with Windows 10. I like it and haven't had any problems with any of my computers or tablets that have the upgrade. I did have a problem with one of my tablets but it wasn't Windows 10, the Touchscreen happened to stop working shortly after the Win 10 upgrade (Not Microsoft's fault)!...See MoreWin 10 and getting photos off an Iphone
Comments (2)A simple google of ....iphone pics to win 10...produced this link as the first result: http://www.imore.com/how-transfer-your-iphone-and-ipad-photos-windows-10 and it is dated 11/16/2016 so I'm guessing that the info is current. Other results have older dates so those methods may or may not work. It would be interesting if you could borrow someone's Android phone to see if Win 10 would auto-magically do what you expect. If it worked, my guess would be that the change (if there really was one) was something pushed by Apple, not Microsoft....See More- 8 years ago
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