“Ten” was supposed to be the last version of the system already, which would receive a large patch package every year. Ongoing (though often annoying) updates make you feel reasonably safe using this system.
Not counting Cortana (the voice assistant), one can’t get very attached to this system. Password, PIN, fingerprint, and facial recognition logins – so many options also make it possible for users to take full advantage of their devices’ features. The new interface, despite its simple form, is more like Windows 7 than 8. Windows 10 – no 9, initially quite unstable and containing many bugs, is now for many put on a par with XP and 7 versions in terms of reliability and enjoyment. That was how the time came for the system that is now used by 72% of users worldwide. The logical step in this situation was to create another system that would improve Microsoft’s reputation. Yes – version 8.1 fixed these bugs, but it took as long as a year and sufficiently alienated Windows 8 users that they returned to Windows 7.
Can you imagine the lack of a Start button? Or the lack of a computer shutdown button, which you had to (especially at the beginning of your adventure) search all over the menu? Many hardware vendors even added their own overlays with shutdown buttons. This was one of the main objections of computer users. Windows 8 was supposed, through its tiled appearance, to be intuitive and friendly not only to computer users, but also to tablet users. Touch devices were increasingly used (among other things, more and more laptops had touch screens). How did the newly released Windows 8 perform? Were users happy to use it? Which version of the operating system is currently the most popular? You will find out this and much more in the latest installment of our series of Windows articles.
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