Ahmad Toutounji wrotenope, microsoft edge doesn't have extensions or add-ons for the meantime but microsoft said that there will be soon.
>Implying most people are using MS Edge
Firefox and Chrome are still better in every way than any browser MS ever did.
Sorry to jump in like this, but can anyone provide me with a link to extract the windows 10 product key. I upgraded from a torrented 8.1, but am planning on doing a clean install after I extract the windows 10 key.

Thanks in advance!
random-username wroteSorry to jump in like this, but can anyone provide me with a link to extract the windows 10 product key. I upgraded from a torrented 8.1, but am planning on doing a clean install after I extract the windows 10 key.

Thanks in advance!
I tried using the same key on my father's laptop that was written on the underside (he wanted to upgrade) it didn't work, the laptop was a Toshiba non oem so I'm not sure WIN7/8 keys work with WIN 10.
Die_Kapitan wrote
Ahmad Toutounji wrotenope, microsoft edge doesn't have extensions or add-ons for the meantime but microsoft said that there will be soon.
>Implying most people are using MS Edge
Firefox and Chrome are still better in every way than any browser MS ever did.
I stopped using chrome a long time ago, its such a memory hog. Im using both firefox and MS edge and to be honest edge is surprisingly good.
why don't you use ie11 you can put idm and adblockplus extensions on it
Dear All ,

If you are not using Windows Defender by Default - What kind of anti-viruses /melware removal tools / internet security tools are you using/recommended to use with Windows 10. My Kaspersky anti-virus (paid license) seem to be till now not compatible with windows 10 and no near solution is hovering in the horizon from Kaspersky and frankly I need a more round-around protection compared to the default windows defender.
I did an update from Windows 8.1 to 10 while keeping all my apps and data, it seems flawless for me, felt just as like i have done a clean install.
Tech Guru wroteDear All ,

If you are not using Windows Defender by Default - What kind of anti-viruses /melware removal tools / internet security tools are you using/recommended to use with Windows 10. My Kaspersky anti-virus (paid license) seem to be till now not compatible with windows 10 and no near solution is hovering in the horizon from Kaspersky and frankly I need a more round-around protection compared to the default windows defender.
I am currently using Avast and it is compatible
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After a failed attempt to upgrade from a genuine windows 7 Ultimate to windows 10 Pro using Microsoft media creation tool, I had this message after it reverts back to the previous version of windows. [The Installation failed in the SECOND_BOOT phase with an error during MIGRATE_DATA operation]. I successfully upgraded my first laptop without any issues using windows update, however I am having issues with my second one, this usually happens when using MMCT. There are issues and fixes to the problem that I still have to try. other fixes.

The problem is after it reverts back to the previous version of windows, it renders windows 7 Ultimate as a non-genuine copy, and requires a product key activation. I used a tool to extract the key to re-activate it, but it says [This product key you typed has been blocked from use by Microsoft].
Guys anyone heard that windows 10 will detect and disable pirated games?
A.L wroteGuys anyone heard that windows 10 will detect and disable pirated games?
All my games are cracked(sadly)but they all work(like gtav).
Can I run visual studio 2015 on windows 7. Am mainly interested in running Cordova (ripple emulator) and deploy to android directly.
A.L wrotecheck this out:
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/windows-10-can-find-and-disable-pirated-games/1100-6429805/
if that's true i think it is an enough reason to go back to windows 7
Don't you know about the privacy concerns with Windows 10? Forget about pirated games, the operating system is one giant snoopware. I was holding off on upgrading for a few months till they ironed out the bugs. Now I'm not sure I'll ever upgrade.
windows 10 is a in simple words a spyware indeed even when you turn down all the options there are in core ones that you cant switch off most concerning location and authenticity of software .. but that aside all my games are still running smoothly with my pirated now-to-be original upgraded from win 8.1 pro to win 10 pro windows. there are may videos on youtube you can check to see how to switch off the snoopiness of win 10 and the features that can't be turned off .. watch it and then decide whether you are willing to upgrade or not.
i'm really considering going back to windows 7 but in case i needed to reupgrade to windows 10 in the future is there a way i can download the update as an iso file for example ?
UPDATE: some sources are suggesting that due to the fact that the agreement (the hacked games agreement) was not in the "windows operating system agreement" but in an "updated services agreement" so it is most likely directed towards cortana and xbox live and other windows games .. meaning if you go online on a microsoft pirated games you will be caught and win10 will delete your data and most likely ban you without a warning. any way i don't see anyone stupid enough to do that on a pc .. good luck for the peasants :P