[quote=John McClane]Yeah,  I just need to go to bed. :laugh: :sleep:[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=John McClane]@Joel: Try [url=http://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-visual-effects-windows]THIS[/URL], see if it works, and then get back us.[/quote][/quote]

[quote=John McClane]@Joel: Try [http://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-visual-effects-windows]THIS[/URL], see if it works, and then get back us.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=Sedai]McClane has been won over! I recall he had a rough patch of time with WIN 10 at first. I think most folks do. :)[/quote]I adopted it as my main OS long before anyone else: it had growing pains. It is still a major pain in my a** when at work.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Microsoft is on their A-game. First Linux support and then a bundled VM manager, but I'm excited for Windows 10 on Snapdragon. Apple who?[/quote]

[quote=Tacitus][quote=John McClane]I have a X220T and the touch screen is ten times more accurate than it ever was in 7 or 8: I love Windows 10 for that fact alone. Touch screen software for PCs has finally caught up with the hardware.[/quote]

Aye, I have a W10 tablet (which then means I have 3 machines running the OS, sheesh) and it's surprisingly excellent.

If only the apps were more numerous, or native Windows programs supported touch screens more often.[/quote]

[quote=Joel]WIN10 won't allow FRAPS to run in aerodesktop mode, which kind of renders it useless. Matter of fact, I cannot remember the last time my FRAPS worked for anything on my win10 laptop. @john mcclane, I see you left the virtualbox - virtual machine name here. Thanks. Am I to assume that this free software can host my win7 download without wiping out my win10? I'm no IT pro. It'd be lovely to partition(?) a win7 on my laptop..but if under the ultimate command of win10, I'm just not sure if it would be able to run my usual toolkit of programs?[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]McClane has been won over! I recall he had a rough patch of time with WIN 10 at first. I think most folks do. :)[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=Yoda][quote=Joel]My main gripe is that screen recording software doesn't play nice with 10. Aside from the unnecessary retooling of the once intuitive interface, I need to be grab images and clips on the fly and always resort to my win7 os to do the workaround which hurts my deadlines. Maybe there's a program or extension/adapter I can get, but it's just more money spent on a system that seems too "refined" for its own good?[/quote]
Yeah, I can dig that. Sometimes I love everything except that now some program I relied on doesn't work and I have to find a new one. That alone can kinda ruin it.[/quote]Virtual Machine in VirtualBox. Pain in the a** and rather geeky, but it's free and makes this a thing of the past.

[quote=Tacitus]Yeah, apart from my travails with the mail client, I love W10. I run Home and Pro on two PCs and have had no problems.

It's much lighter than 7 and much cleaner than 8.

I don't use any screen record software, however. ;)[/quote]I have a X220T and the touch screen is ten times more accurate than it ever was in 7 or 8: I love Windows 10 for that fact alone. Touch screen software for PCs has finally caught up with the hardware.[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]ehehehe. VB even.

Saw an article earlier that even moderate beer drinkers are increasing their chance of brain damage. So many responses along the lines of Nahhh, that's from living upside down so drink on.[/quote]

[quote=Joel]I forgot you're in Australia mate. V8?, ehh?!?[/quote]