Windows 10: What I love and hate about Microsoft's new operating system

Peter Gothard
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After a couple of weeks of use, what's Windows 10 really like on a day-to-day basis?

Windows 10 has been available for 12 days now, and I, wisely or not, adopted it on day one. While other reviewers decided to throw out a "review" the moment Microsoft hit the launch button - based on still-unfinished...

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