While is proving to be a great OS, many people pine for the days of Windows 7. It was simpler back then. If you tried holding onto the older OS but were upgraded automatically, or you had to get a new PC and there was no choice but Windows 10, there are a few things you can change to make it feel more like Windows 7. • • • • • • • • • • Use a local account to sign in Windows 10 really wants you to sign in using your Microsoft account — it lets you sync settings and give you easier access to some apps — but not every user agrees. Here's how to use a local account to sign in.
Install Windows 7 On Windows 10
I typed in 'classic' and immediately saw various applications for Classic Shell. Since my biggest gripe with Windows 10 is the start menu, I'd like to make it look like Windows 7 again. Trying to RDP From Windows 10 home to Windows 7 pro but I cannot find the RDP settings in the 'remote' tab, as well as not in the allowed firewall applications. What's funny is that I was already able to use RDP from this 10 computer but for some reason now I am unable to so the firewall was the first thing I thought about. Tbh, Windows 7 has been amazing since the start, Windows 10 is alright, but tbh I prefer the way Win 7 looked over Win 10. That's why I came here in the first place. And @Me Sham.