On 02/06/2015 08:43, Brian-Gaff wrote:
Then don't. I'd imagine its a little routine that is starting at launch time
put there by windows update. It should be possible to stop it running from
msconfig, or manually from control panel.

I'm not sure why anyone would want yet another version of Windows with yet
another new set of apps that do not add much to the party as it is already
planned and working properly.
Brian

I am reasonably happy with Windows 8 I do not seem to get any problems.
My concern is if I go for Windows 10 will I be able to revert to Windows
8 with ease? I am not particularly software savvy, so dual loads etc.
are not easy for me.