Making Ms aware of the issues

[dblight]

So this forum is awash with issues we are facing with Windows 10 deployments..... How do we tell MS? We are just a few techs with no clout in the MS world.

 

I has an email from MS insiders last night encouraging the use of the #windows10 hash tag. So I explored this.....

 

 

Doubt it will get anywhere but the question remains how do we make MS aware??

[Arthur]

how do we make MS aware??

The feedback app within Windows 10?

[dblight]

Maybe im being a bit cynical but doesn't that just go into a big pile or rubbish never to be looked at???? To me that was just put in to make you feel like you had an input.............

[Arthur]

I can't remember where I read it, but I'm pretty sure Microsoft do look at the feedback left through that app.

 

Perhaps it might be worth sending a tweet to Gabe Aul?

[TechMonkey]

I dunno. Speaking to your IT Dept sounds like a great first step. These teachers that try installing 1000 devices without their IT Depts are just trouble.

[dblight]

I dunno. Speaking to your IT Dept sounds like a great first step. These teachers that try installing 1000 devices without their IT Depts are just trouble.

 

Yeah that did make me laugh...............

[localzuk]

Microsoft definitely are listening across various forums, such as the feedback app, twitter and I wouldn't be surprised if they have a mole hiding out here somewhere too. I remember someone from MS posted on their blog that the feedback app shaped an awful lot of Windows 10 during its development stages, and that it would continue to shape things - especially for those who are part of the Windows Insiders program.

 

The thing is, acknowledging every bit of feedback is going to be near enough impossible. So, its more likely that the issues that are seen the most will get some discussion time at MS HQ, and those that are quieter may be logged but not really looked at until a lot further down the line.