And Preston Gralla, who wrote this above article, is one of those. He needs to do more homework before commenting on something he's obviously not sufficiently familiar with. Here's his full article....
In item number four of his article, he says Desktop Gadgets don't work in Windows 10. Above is a screenshot of this Windows 10 desktop, showing its latest build number in the lower right corner, and above that, guess what? Yep! Desktop Gadgets!
They aren't, however, the same as we have in Windows 7. They're even better! In fact, in my Windows 7, also on this main drive, I've replaced the originals with the same program which provides these, because there's more of these, and Microsoft has approved their use in Windows 10, and they work seamlessly with Windows 10, just as if they had been made for it, which they were, but not by Microsoft. Here's where these gadgets can be found, and they're free. Just download and install them.
You can't believe everything you read about Windows 10. And when someone decides to criticize it, that someone ought to be a guy like me, who has been testing it and using it daily since November 15th, 2014. Not by some guy trying to make a buck by throwing shit at something he isn't intimately familiar with!
Added on July 23/15.......
Here's screenshots from Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 of my other computer to show that these same Desktop Gadgets work just as well in those operating systems as in Windows 10.....
And I hope this settles the questions about Desktop Gadgets. If you do have any questions, please leave a comment below.
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