>>I don't see a driver yet for win 10. >>I wonder if there's much chance that the win 8 driver will work. I think the party line is that the normal expectation is that both windows 7 and windows 8 drivers will usually work on Windows 10.

Microsoft's business policy of massively encouraging huge amounts of blind conversion by millions of user would be having a nightmare amount of bad publicity by now were this not _usually_ true. But for specialist hardware that motivation and evidence is very much less powerful. In your situation I'd at minimum search for affirmations of success from other similar users. Medical Frequency Program 3.0.

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My personal Windows 10 conversion failure/success tale is that the laptop I chose to convert first because I thought it had nothing 'special' on had catastropfic wireless connection problems. In searching for a newer driver for the wireless hardware on it, I found none labelled for Windows 10, but did find one labelled for Windows 8 which was well over a year newer than the as-delivered one on this Acer laptop. Installing that driver completely improved the wireless behavior--not only not catastrophic, but better than ever in the life of the unit in my home. As to 'why Windows 10?' I'd prefer to have my home fleet of four machines on a single operating system, think Windows 10 support will go much farther into the future than Windows 7, and think Microsoft has actually fixed some Windows 7 problems in 10. So I am inching along, one machine at a time, watching for problems and believe that most users have found the supported reversion to work if needed. Other than the horrible wireless problem, now fixed, my biggest Windows 10 trouble has just been the ergonomic one of finding formerly familiar functions.

That was largely solved when I learned to try holding down the Windows logo key and hit 'X'. A old- style text menu pops up with direct access to at least half a dozen useful functions I was having trouble finding in the new layout. Neil 05.09.15 11:56. On 9/5/2015 11:55 AM, Peter A. Stoll wrote: >>>>>I don't see a driver yet for win 10. >>>>I wonder if there's much chance that the win 8 driver will work. >>I think the party line is that the normal expectation is that both windows 7 and windows >8 drivers will usually work on Windows 10. Bart Simpson Slingshot Games.