I know I am late to the party...
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@IRJ said:
On a positive note, I like the new edge browser.
I quite like Edge too - in fact, it's been set as default for quite a while. The only real issue I have with Windows 10 - and it's one I haven't yet been able to resolve - is that Outlook is extremely slow to start immediately after boot. Besides that, Windows 10 is quite solid and non-problematic.
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@Brett-at-ioSafe said:
@IRJ said:
On a positive note, I like the new edge browser.
I quite like Edge too - in fact, it's been set as default for quite a while. The only real issue I have with Windows 10 - and it's one I haven't yet been able to resolve - is that Outlook is extremely slow to start immediately after boot. Besides that, Windows 10 is quite solid and non-problematic.
OMG Outlook 2013 is so slow on Windows 10!!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Brett-at-ioSafe said:
@IRJ said:
On a positive note, I like the new edge browser.
I quite like Edge too - in fact, it's been set as default for quite a while. The only real issue I have with Windows 10 - and it's one I haven't yet been able to resolve - is that Outlook is extremely slow to start immediately after boot. Besides that, Windows 10 is quite solid and non-problematic.
OMG Outlook 2013 is so slow on Windows 10!!
...and Outlook 2016 is no better!
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Oh that's sad. I was hopeful about that, but have not been hearing good things.
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I'm not having any issue with my Outlook 2016 in Windows 10
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Outlook is general has a slow startup, I'm not finding it any slower on windows 10.
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Hard to compare as I was on OWA before this.
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@brianlittlejohn It's certainly not a universal problem. Outlook 2016 performs perfectly well on our other Windows 10 machines.
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Outlook isn't slow for me, but I don't use cached mode either.
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Outlook is very slow, but other than that I am not having any issues. A reboot seemed to fix all speed related issues other than Outlook.
