Windows 10 is just a few weeks away from reaching its 10 month anniversary since it was released in July 2015.
In that period of time there have been plenty of how-to articles that relate to using and dealing with Windows 10 but there is no denying that there have also been a lot of challenges in running the new operating system.
Some of the first people that get a chance to address these issues are Microsoft Support staff and over on the Top Solutions from Microsoft Support blog a recent article has updated the top concerns for users in 10 different categories.
Some of the issues listed make sense and deal with installing or upgrading to Windows 10 while others are related to post install issues such as a blank Start Menu, using Cortana and laying out the Start Menu.
I am going to list the categories here and some of the support issues that are listed focusing on what are common consumer/prosumer related challenges but to see everything just visit the article.
Top Support Solutions for Windows 10
Solutions related to the installation or upgrade to Windows 10 with free upgrade offer
- Windows 10 FAQ
- Help with upgrading to Windows 10
- Compatibility Report for Windows 10: FAQ
- How to manage Windows 10 notification and upgrade options
- Download Windows 10
Solutions related to inability to activate Windows
Solutions related to installing Windows updates or hotfixes
Solutions related to common setup, installation, and deployment issues
Solutions related to configuring or managing the Start Menu or the Desktop Shell
Solutions related to Wireless networking and 802.1X authentication
- Windows 10 devices can't connect to an 802.1X environment
- Windows 10 wireless connection displays "Limited" status
Like I said earlier, there are other categories listed in the main article that focus on the IT Pro side of using/deploying Windows 10 but all of the above are targeted towards end users.
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