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		<title>Bad 5 characteristics of Microsoft Surface Book</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kyriakos Kyriakou]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 14 Jan 2017 12:33:23 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>King or peasant? Microsoft Surface Book is a worthy competitor versus Apple’s Premium MacBooks in general. It also seems to be nearly the best windows laptop in the market. Microsoft finally decided to move forward and build her own hardware for her own software. Apple has been doing this since the beginning and I believe [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>King or peasant?</h3>
<p><span class="bfpost_desc">Microsoft Surface Book is a worthy competitor versus Apple’s Premium MacBooks in general. It also seems to be nearly the best windows laptop in the market. Microsoft finally decided to move forward and build her own hardware for her own software. Apple has been doing this since the beginning and I believe that this is actually the best practice for any tech company who respects her existence in the history of technology. People need a complete working computer solution instead of crazy “innovating” ideas that produce even more disabilities through their daily life. I think that Microsoft somehow did just that. As we believe that nothing is perfect, we’re listing below the most common bad 5 characteristics of the first Surface Book.</span></p>
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<p><span class="bfpost_header">SURFACE DETACH HARDWARE FAILURE</span><br />
<span class="bfpost_text">A small red error icon in the bottom right notification area is shown. Moussing over it shows the message &#8220;Surface Detach: Hardware Failure&#8221; and this is random behavior that happens after detaching and reassembling the screen. There are many solutions, but they aren’t always successful. For some users the problem got fixed by applying one of them, but there are still others where the same “successful” solution cannot fit to the problem. This seems to be a hardware issue that is still odd. Microsoft released many Windows and Firmware Updates for Surface Book since its first release, but none fixes the problem. Is this a hardware madness? Only god knows&#8230;!</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_header">PROBLEMS WITH TOUCH</span><br />
<span class="bfpost_text">The so-called “touch screen” is clearly having issues with “touch”. No&#8230; It’s not sensitive at all! It’s just transforming to a normal one without touch and this is a clear feature. Heh&#8230; no I’m kidding! But when you finally end up with a problem like that, you will understand that you spent so much, for a less-functional device than the one you though it was. This is really serious guys. Of course there are a lot of solutions out there at Microsoft Support website etc., but who has time to read, understand and apply a solution when he has just 30 minutes, for example, to finish a goddamn job!</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_header">ERRATIC BATTERY MANAGEMENT</span><br />
<span class="bfpost_text">I’m tired of listing battery issues for any device every time I’m writing a review for them. Microsoft’s Surface Book battery problem is really interesting. It has not just an awful battery life problem, but it also has problems with battery management in general. Users repeatedly issued through several forums that even when the lid is closed or put the device to standby, the system sleep is not properly done, as a result the device continues to drain power. Imagine that you hold your own fully charged Surface Book, you went for a job somewhere, but oh well&#8230; you realized that forgot your charger! It not Microsoft’s fault, it’s yours!</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_header">DRIVER PROBLEMS</span><br />
<span class="bfpost_text">In an era of “Windows 10”, I always believed that bad habits would change. Instead, bad habits got worst, as Microsoft still ignores to successfully make a system full compatible with “everyone” and every device out there. This is undoubtable a really difficult thing to manage. But when you finally succeded to build and construct your own device, issues like these are unbelievable. “Sleep of death” is without a doubt not a feature at all. Microsoft released a massive update on April 19 of 2016, but there are still some drivers not working properly. They are not just problems now, they are something buggy and unreliable in addition. Well done Microsoft, well done!</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_header">SLEEP OF DEATH</span><br />
<span class="bfpost_text">Do you wonder what is this thing? “Whenever the system goes to sleep for a few hours or more, chances are it’s not going to wake up. These long sleep periods, such as overnight, usually result in system crashes”. It’s a common problem with lots of other windows devices in the market. This “plague” can also result in data corruption and so many junk files and other performance issues that will throttle your system. It’s really sad that even Surface Book, the king of all, suffers from this.</span></p>
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		<title>Is Windows 10 Anniversary Update a nightmare of issues?</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kyriakos Kyriakou]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Aug 2016 09:21:09 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>issues, issues everywhere The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is doubtless the biggest update that Microsoft released for its OS. The company seems to be getting serious as this update fixed many issues that users experienced before, in the later builds of the windows 10 system. The update comes along with various improvements and new features [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>issues, issues everywhere</h3>
<p><span class="bfpost_desc">The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is doubtless the biggest update that Microsoft released for its OS. The company seems to be getting serious as this update fixed many issues that users experienced before, in the later builds of the windows 10 system.</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_text">The update comes along with various improvements and new features that would get user experience higher than before. The user interface seems to be a lot cleaner than before, as the new start menu now has a different smooth feeling and a big list menu with the recently added apps, most used and every other app is installed on your system. Even the login screen got cleaner and smoother in transitions as they redesigned some aspects of it.</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_text">Nevertheless, Windows 10 Anniversary Update is not the paradise for Windows users, as it brings many strange issues sometimes difficult to solve entirely. A lot of the issues described below are considered by the company, waiting for a new near-future update in order to solve them.</span></p>
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<p><span class="bfpost_header">What are the issues?</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_text">•   Sometimes the update fails to complete the installation or stucks downloading.<br />
•   Connection to the Windows Update Servers is getting lost.<br />
•   There are some software compatibility issues.<br />
•   Hardware compatibility issues are focused on biometric devices like fingerprint scanners etc.<br />
•   Problem installing on low budget computers, because minimum system requirements have been changed to 2GB of RAM to run the 32-bit version of Windows 10. This doubles the amount of memory from previous requirements.<br />
•   Some settings may not pass to the updated system after the anniversary update installation. Microsoft is aware of this problem and is trying to fix it in a near future update. Settings includes Pen Settings, Notification Settings, Tablet Mode Settings and more.<br />
•   During the installation there are times that Microsoft Edge extensions are unable to be installed. As the company finally decided to add the extensions feature as the rest of the browsers, seems to be straggling the whole idea. Many users complaining about being unable to install extensions, including AdBlock, LastPass, Microsoft Translator and more.<br />
•   Cortana disappears unexpectedly and entirely from the system.<br />
•   Windows Store apps / Universal apps are intermittently crashing without representing a single error message to figure out the problem. There are a lot of users on Reddit complaining about many big apps such as Twitter, Netflix etc.<br />
•   Windows background partially missing when a laptop or tablet is connected to a secondary display.<br />
•   Freezing issues after system starting up. A common issue that is widely reported to Microsoft Forums and Reddit.<br />
•   Some users experienced the “Black Screen” problem after the update installation completes. This indicates that the update didn’t install properly or some drivers are being straggled from this.</span></p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p><span class="bfpost_header">To conclude</span><span class="bfpost_text">, the update is not a complete failure. There are users that experienced only a few of the problems or no problems at all. It’s totally natural for a system like windows, with so many different hardware companies to have problems like these.</span></p>
<p><span class="bfpost_text">Be patient, hoping for the next update that will get us out of that issue nightmare to love Windows once again.</span></p>
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