I hope it works out for everyone. I worked at Perot back in 2005-07 and built their first VMware cluster. Spent a year teaching everyone about virtualization before I left for EDS. I've still got a lot of friends in the Plano office.
I've been here since 09, was a Perot employee for a short period of time, then Dell.
Yup, we just had official announcement today. Now we all work for NTT Data!
I hope it works out for everyone. I worked at Perot back in 2005-07 and built their first VMware cluster. Spent a year teaching everyone about virtualization before I left for EDS. I've still got a lot of friends in the Plano office.
I finally gave in and updated my win7 laptop to 10a few weeks ago. So far I haven't had any problems and it seems to be a little more snappy during general use.
I loathed 8 and 8.1. We converted the wife's laptop from 8.1 to 10 and I like it better. But I don't like it enough to covert my 7 to 10. I'll keep my 7 until Microsoft forces 10 on me.
Mircosoft's lofty claims of how many people have switched to 10 are only because they're forcing many desktops to 10.
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Worse still, Microsoft is quietly admitting that it’s pushing Windows 10 on eligible Windows 7 and 8.1 PCs through Windows Update as a “Recommended” update instead of “Optional.” That means, if you’ve set your PC to automatically install Recommended patches, Windows Update will automatically download and install Windows 10.
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Not sure what issues people are seeing, other than running 10 on underpowered hardware. but I run it on my desktop at home (i7 - 16GB - GTX970 - ssd), my desktop at work (Xeon v3 - 16GB - Quadro), my work laptop (i7 - 16GB - 4k screen - ssd), and my Surface Pro 3 with no issues with drivers, or anything else really. It'been the most stable OS I've run on desktops/notebooks in a very long time.
Now all of these are newer hardware (less than a year old), so maybe that's why I'm not seeing issues.
Curious as well since the general google search opinions of 10 are all over the place. Figure I'll run 7 until I get a new PC after awhile. However, I am still curious if people like it or not. Unsure the real advantages for my situation to 10 as opposed to the stable W7 OS. Of course, I ran XP for waaaay longer than I should have as well.
Japan's NTT Data Corp said on Monday it has agreed to buy Dell Inc's information technology consulting division for over $3 billion to expand in North America and bolster its services business. The move will allow U.S. computer maker Dell to trim some of the $43 billion in debt it is taking on to fund its pending cash-and-stock acquisition of data storage provider EMC Corp, a deal worth close to $60 billion. The sale will also offer NTT Data, one of the world's largest technology services companies, a bigger foothold in the United States, where it is looking to expand in healthcare IT, insurance and financial services consulting.
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