Which version of Windows you are using now?

windows 7 . its simple easy to use fast can stay on for days without a restart

Win 7, best Windows version imo. Tried 8, didn't like it, 8.1 is no better, 10 is just bloatware.

Im currently using Windows 10. Upgraded from windows 7 when I got my new PC.

Im using Windows 10 pro 64 bit, i dont like it but ye its something!

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02-02-2018, 02:42 AM

TheLuMaster Wrote: Windows 10 Is the better for me . It's far better than 7 i think and faster than xp xd

Actually Windows XP is faster, it doenst load a lot of services.

I work in a high tech IT Datacenter, It's been some time since I have moved from traditional devices to a remote Workstation with the below specs:

Windows Server 2016 ESXI Virtual Machine with 10GB allocated RAM and 6 vCPUs and RAIDed SSD and SATA drives. Just make sure to apply the Desktop Experience feature to make it look super cool and fancy (looks cooler than windows 10 imho)

The machine is globally accessible via RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) so it doesn't matter where or on what device I am, Laptop at work? PC at Home? Surface on the go? Even iPhone has a sick free RDP app.

The only downside is the absence of GPU to run games (it runs photoshop very smoothly with the SSD disks) otherwise it's as smooth as your local PC when in full screan, So far that you won't notice you are in a RDP session at all.

I am using Windows 10.
More specifically, Windows NT 10 or Windows Build 16299.125 ( I think Microsoft wants to have one version of Windows like Apple has done with Mac OS 10, so those numbers are important.)

Windows 10, I do not think that I will return to older versions. I use all the latest updates and is quite happy, of course, sometimes there are problems with some games, but most of them are solved.

Win 10 because this is a newest version. But i think windows 7 was better, yes computer start faster but disk usage is very high

I am on windows 10, though w7 was really good as well.

Windows 10.
The start menu doesn't crash all the time anymore, so that's a good thing, but it does feel like MS doesn't really have a strong design vision atm. Well at least they're not going full Longhorn and are still able to produce updates, even if features keep getting cut left and right.