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  Reply # 1220391 22-Jan-2015 21:17
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beehappy: Hi
This may be a silly question but if I install the new test version of windows 10 how hard will it be to install the final version  
thanks Pete


Meant to be an easy upgrade but no-one knows for sure since RTM does not exist yet :)





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  Reply # 1220402 22-Jan-2015 21:28
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in windows 8 the beta version self destructed like mission impossible, no way of upgrading to RTM




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  Reply # 1220405 22-Jan-2015 21:33
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joker97: in windows 8 the beta version self destructed like mission impossible, no way of upgrading to RTM


True, but they have said the plan is to be able to just upgrade to RTM. To be honest, even if I can just upgrade I will probably do a clean install of RTM anyway to clear out accumulated junk from various beta builds.





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  Reply # 1220437 22-Jan-2015 22:44
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ah so they have announced. that's good to know .... it has already improved on 8 then ...




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  Reply # 1220472 23-Jan-2015 02:45
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Yabanize: The base version of windows 10 not just the 'pro' or 'enterprise' versions should get Bitlocker.

Personal uses like encrypting things these days, just look and Android and iOS


I'd love to use bitlocker but my computer doesn't have a TPM, whatever that is. any idea where i can get one?





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  Reply # 1220530 23-Jan-2015 09:02
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Usually built into the hardware. You can still use Bitlocker though - it will ask for the password on boot to start using the drive.




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  Reply # 1220689 23-Jan-2015 12:11
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Can I ask, if one encrypts a drive, will everything be slower?




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  Reply # 1220693 23-Jan-2015 12:20
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Will the consumer preview be released today or?

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  Reply # 1220711 23-Jan-2015 12:36
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Will Windows Defender updates automatically install when they are downloaded or when all the other updates are installed?




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  Reply # 1220765 23-Jan-2015 13:55
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joker97: Can I ask, if one encrypts a drive, will everything be slower?


You shouldn't notice anything different.




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  Reply # 1220854 23-Jan-2015 15:29
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Have Microsoft finally added support for high-res audio over USB like what Mac has had forever? As in plug your external DAC in and it just works without having to install hokey this party drivers?




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NZtechfreak: Have Microsoft finally added support for high-res audio over USB like what Mac has had forever? As in plug your external DAC in and it just works without having to install hokey this party drivers?


I'm actually wondering about QHD+ high res display support. This has been my biggest issue on my Dell, trying to run things like Eclipse, Gimp, PSD, etc. Adobe has been saying they're working with Microsoft to support this since Win8 came out.




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  Reply # 1220866 23-Jan-2015 15:37
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dpw:
NZtechfreak: Have Microsoft finally added support for high-res audio over USB like what Mac has had forever? As in plug your external DAC in and it just works without having to install hokey this party drivers?


I'm actually wondering about QHD+ high res display support. This has been my biggest issue on my Dell, trying to run things like Eclipse, Gimp, PSD, etc. Adobe has been saying they're working with Microsoft to support this since Win8 came out.


There is a 200% mode in Photoshop CC

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  Reply # 1220874 23-Jan-2015 15:47
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NZtechfreak: Have Microsoft finally added support for high-res audio over USB like what Mac has had forever? As in plug your external DAC in and it just works without having to install hokey this party drivers?


I'm actually wondering about QHD+ high res display support. This has been my biggest issue on my Dell, trying to run things like Eclipse, Gimp, PSD, etc. Adobe has been saying they're working with Microsoft to support this since Win8 came out.


There is a 200% mode in Photoshop CC


That's great, thanks! Now... to fix the whole slew of other apps that wouldn't scale in Win8 and 8.1... it seems GTK-based (I think that's what Gimp uses?) scaling issues. I went to install Tizen SDK the other day and couldn't see what the install screens contained. I can't say 100% for certain that it's all Windows issues, but it feels like it.




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  Reply # 1220920 23-Jan-2015 16:55
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Some versions support hi dpi some versions scale it 200% and some don't support




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