I realise that it’ll kill backwards compatibility but they need to revamp windows from the ground up, make everything cohesive instead of refreshing old ideas and having a generational mess of an OS, optimised for todays machines to be efficient, well designed and just good.,(reply>), Yeah, I mean how often does the average user run a program from Windows 95 or Vista? Most enterprise nonsense is built on 7 and now 10, as far as I know.