For people who are inclined to be beta testers, that's very sensible
advice.

For those who expect performance from a product that they paid a lot of
money for, based on marketing hype from MS along with a rather
reasonable assumption that performance on an upgraded product shouldn't
be significantly worse than what they had, I don't agree at all.

Most people have to *work*, not do free research on MS's behalf.




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John.Greenan wrote:

Raise the issue in a sensible way, show that you have researched it and then
be part of the solution, not sitting on the touchline complaining.