I'm not saying Windows 7 was problem free - just saying that the experience with updates you are talking about with 10 isn't reflected by the experience of most users and increasingly less the case it seems with each new update.
At least with 7 you could take proper manual control over updates and mostly avoid the kind of problems that you have little choice over with 10.
You seem to have got the wrong end of the stick over tweaking - I'm saying it isn't like many people posting here are lacking experience of stuff like that but you posted earlier with an air of people having problems with 10 because they were noobs. Personally I've created a complete custom shell for Windows 3.1, compiled my own customised Debian and done tons of shell hacking on Windows 95-7, etc. it isn't like I'm complaining because I can't figure out how to do some simple tweaks that would sort all the problems with 10 for me. Unfortunately it isn't worth putting the effort in to 10 to do a significant OS hack as you'd have to statically stay on an older version with no security updates or because how much changes with each big update be forever redoing massive amounts of work for compatibility reasons.
Which reminds me at kernel and shell API level, etc. there are some pretty LOL changes between versions of 10 - there is way too many people involved in development where the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing - it isn't surprising there are so many issues.
At least with 7 you could take proper manual control over updates and mostly avoid the kind of problems that you have little choice over with 10.
You seem to have got the wrong end of the stick over tweaking - I'm saying it isn't like many people posting here are lacking experience of stuff like that but you posted earlier with an air of people having problems with 10 because they were noobs. Personally I've created a complete custom shell for Windows 3.1, compiled my own customised Debian and done tons of shell hacking on Windows 95-7, etc. it isn't like I'm complaining because I can't figure out how to do some simple tweaks that would sort all the problems with 10 for me. Unfortunately it isn't worth putting the effort in to 10 to do a significant OS hack as you'd have to statically stay on an older version with no security updates or because how much changes with each big update be forever redoing massive amounts of work for compatibility reasons.
Which reminds me at kernel and shell API level, etc. there are some pretty LOL changes between versions of 10 - there is way too many people involved in development where the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing - it isn't surprising there are so many issues.