" Simply posting the question without trying a search or better, getting the answer for yourself, is a waste of time and is unprofessional."

So you repeat that the OP is unprofessional.

Posting a question in a relevant forum is making the effort to find something out. So what if others have asked similar questions about previous O/S? The new O/S is new, its different - maybe it wont work so one tries to find out. Are you the question police now, some sort of standard bearer of what questions can be asked and which are deemed unworthy?

You don't think about the OP's unique situation. Perhaps they are busy, need a quick answer. Perhaps they handle multiple different roles in their business and don't have the time to read as much as someone else. Perhaps they just want to come to a friendly forum and ask those they feel are "experts" for some feedback beyond a simple yes or no answer. Perhaps you should just not say anything if you feel the question is beneath answering and leave the OP to it.



>That specific question, yes. Not questions in general.
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>The same question was asked about Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1. The answer was always the same for each of those. Why should it be any different now? Not only was the question asked, it was asked over and over and over and over. It still is. There should be SOME effort at trying to get the answer. Simply posting the question without trying a search or better, getting the answer for yourself, is a waste of time and is unprofessional.
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>>Quote: "If you've read pretty much anything on Win10, you'll know the answer. Seriously, anyone in this industry should be keeping up with press, blogs, etc on what's going on and already know the answer. If not, you should be looking for a different industry."
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>>You imply that the question should not have been asked because anyone worth his salt should already know the answer.