5 reasons not to move up to Windows 10

You might not have any desire to pass up a major opportunity for a free OS, yet Windows 10 could very well not be the one for you.

  Microsoft's free Windows 10 overhaul offer is completion soon - July 29, to be accurate. In case you're as of now running Windows 7, 8, or 8.1, you may feel the weight to redesign for nothing (while regardless you can).

One moment! While a free overhaul is continually enticing, Windows 10 won't not be the working framework for you. Here are five reasons you shouldn't move up to Windows 10 yet - regardless of the possibility that it is free.

Your framework doesn't meet the prerequisites

The framework prerequisites for Windows 10 aren't insane, yet your PC may not meet them - particularly in case you're low on hard drive space. You'll need no less than 20GB of open hard drive space to introduce the 64-bit rendition of Windows 10 (16GB for the 32-bit variant), in addition to a 1GHz or speedier processor, 2GB of RAM (1GB for the 32-bit adaptation), and a DirectX 9-proficient video card with WDDM driver. In case you're barely shy of the prerequisites, look at these approaches to rapidly make room on your hard drive.

You utilize more established or cloud peripherals

Since Windows 10 has been out for right around a year, most fringe producers have discharged redesigned Windows 10-perfect drivers for their gadgets. Most, however not all. Before you overhaul, I propose checking to ensure every one of your peripherals will work - everything from consoles and mice to speakers and representation cards could be influenced.

You're worried about protection

Windows 10 - like most working frameworks - has its offer of protection concerns, a considerable lot of which are legitimate. As a matter of course, the OS is set up to naturally send input to Microsoft, designate some portion of your gadget's transfer speed for its P2P upgrade administration, and show promotions in your Start menu. The greater part of these obtrusive practices can be killed (however you'll have to sift through the settings menu), yet not every one of them can be impaired. It's a certainty: Windows 10 assembles a bigger number of information than its forerunners. It's the cost of cool elements, for example, all inclusive gadget matching up and Cortana.

You would prefer not to be compelled to upgrade

Windows upgrades are typically something worth being thankful for! The majority of them bring vital security fixes and bug fixes to your gadget. Be that as it may, that doesn't mean you ought to overhaul your PC the second another fix is out, on the grounds that the upgrades themselves can accompany bugs that can botch up your machine. With more seasoned renditions of Windows, you can pick when to upgrade.

In any case, with Windows 10 you won't have that decision. Windows 10 naturally downloads and introduces upgrades to your PC. There are a couple approaches to stay away from these programmed redesigns (for instance, by deceiving your PC into metering all Internet associations), however they're a bother. One silver covering? At any rate you can plan when your gadget restarts after a redesign.

You cherish Windows Media Center

Microsoft has redone a considerable measure of things in Windows 10, supplanting a significant number of its legacy desktop programs with all inclusive applications. For instance, Windows Photo Viewer is dead, supplanted with the new Photos application. Be that as it may, while you can get Windows Photo Viewer back in Windows 10, you can't get Windows Media Center back. Since it's gone, alongside DVD playback support. For some, this isn't a colossal misfortune - large portions of us stream as opposed to watch DVDs, all things considered, and Microsoft has been attempting to murder off Media Center since Windows 8. In any case, for a few, it could be a major issue. In case you're a Media Center fan - or on the off chance that you frantically adore whatever other legacy includes that don't right now exist in Windows 10 - then Windows 10 may not be for you.