Fair enough pol, don't mind me.. uhh Windows 10 definitely isn't perfect, what issues do you have with it then? I guess I assumed you preferred win7 since you said you didn't like 10. The point of my post was that I havent had any kind of problems that couldn't be fixed by reinstalling drivers/apps. I actually had to google windows 10 issues to find some cons, and I did find one that I'm probably going to rectify, but it's not much of an issue.. Here's some copy pasta.
You might not know, but after installing Windows 10 the old version of the OS is hanging around in the background taking up useful space. Surprised? When you upgraded, your old version of Windows doesn't disappear. It's still in the back of the system and goes by the name "windows.old" and takes up valuable disk space. You may be asking as to why this happened and the answer is that Microsoft isn't quite as controlling as some other big tech companies. Instead of forcing users to update their hardware and never look back, Microsoft keeps a hold of the important files that made up your previous OS in the C:/ drive. This is in case you don't like the new Windows 10 and decide to change back to the previous operating system that you might be more used to.
The main reason I did the free upgrade though is win7 is supposed to lose microsoft support in a few years anyway so I'll probably just end up freeing up that disk space.