Windows 10 Thread | I AM LATE BUT IT'S HERE FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE

[Nal]

[im  width=800]http://i.imgur.com/vaUikq4.png[/ mg]

yeyeye

store apps arent actually that bad

[Ad Bot]

[hillkill]

how would i reformat? i've never done it before.

[Blockzillahead]

burn windows 10 iso to disc or usb
put into cd drive
when booting computer it will show somewhere "press KEY to boot" or some stuff like that. press that
then boot from cd drive
install windows 10 again
tada

[Doomonkey]

how would i reformat? i've never done it before.

Alternatively, just wait a while and that disk usage should go away.

[Blockzillahead]

Alternatively, just wait a while and that disk usage should go away.

does it actually? i swear to god ill kill you for telling me this now

[Doomonkey]

does it actually? i swear to god ill kill you for telling me this now

Yes. My friend's computer did the exact same thing.

[Ipquarx]

(A bit late but oh well) I just noticed that if you look at the page that links to this it's to the site about windows
Mobile devices. Which leaves me to believe that this policy is for there mobile os (phones&tablet)...not the PC version of Win 10. when you look at the page for Win 10 It leads you to this page. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/copyright/default.aspx And I can't find anything like the above pic on any of the links on that page(outside of the mobile one) So I was wondering if the two are the same or if that only counts to windows mobile. Of course I could be wrong but I was wondering if this 20+page argument was just a misunderstanding. On a side note I can't find anything about Windows 10's ELUA/privacy statment so if someone could link/post it that would be nice...or the first link could be it. I don't know.

What you linked to is called the terms of service. It links to http://www.microsoft.com/privacystatement/en-us/core/default.aspx where if you click "Learn more" on "Reasons we share your information" you will see the exact same statement. As much as I wish it only applied to mobile devices, it unfortunately doesn't. :(

[Narkro555]

What you linked to is called the terms of service. It links to http://www.microsoft.com/privacystatement/en-us/core/default.aspx where if you click "Learn more" on "Reasons we share your information" you will see the exact same statement. As much as I wish it only applied to mobile devices, it unfortunately doesn't. :(

To be fair though, you should start adding the entire statement whenever that picture is posted. It's cut off at a point where it hides the reasons they'd do it. Nobody gets a fair opinion on it when they can't see that they only do it for court orders or fraud protection.

[hillkill]

Alternatively, just wait a while and that disk usage should go away.

thanks based doomonkey. everything seems more buttery now.

[Maxwell.]

well forget I think my windows might be a wee bit corrupted
a clean install is the last thing I want

[Nal]

well forget I think my windows might be a wee bit corrupted
a clean install is the last thing I want

sfc /scannow in administrator cmd?

[Maxwell.]

sfc /scannow in administrator cmd?

I've done it once, I'm doing it 3 more times

alright it fixed itself, heres the fix for anyone else and myself in the future
in ecmd run:
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
sfc /scannow
CHKDSK C: /F

at least, it fixed my account picture not changing issue

[hillkill]

you didn't specify how it forgeted up.

[Frequency]

my dad's laptop has this stupid bug where every time you mouseover something or interact with something in the start menu after opening "All apps," the whole start menu starts getting dimmer until all of the icons are basically black

[SetGaming]

my dad's laptop has this stupid bug where every time you mouseover something or interact with something in the start menu after opening "All apps," the whole start menu starts getting dimmer until all of the icons are basically black

wow that seems like a really stupid bug

like seriously, it's almost like someone forgot to break out of some kind of while loop