Solitaire on Windows 10

I am going to keep my small, compact, extra long battery life, ASUS on Windows 7.   It is ultra portable and great for

plain old Solitaire. 

It is also great for use on the free external Comcast nodes in my area, and in and out of the house.

My new Large and heavy ASUS seems to do well on Windows, folds to a huge tablet, but is not that portable.

I can't drive two cars at the same time, but I can run two computers at the same time. 

The many posts above have led me to the two computer, two operating systems conclusion.

I guess it's back to Windows 7. Goodbye 10.

What the hell is WRONG with you people? Too much fluoride in the water or what?

If not...you can always buy a deck of <removed >

(You will also find that I have a working profile...yours is blank).

Please change your name to <removed>User - that would be more descriptive.

You clearly don't get it - probably too much fluoride in your water!  But don't fear, with your astounding lack of understanding about why people are upset with the changes, I'm sure there's a job at MS waiting for you in their Windows 11 development team. 

Many people don't want/like the subscription model that Windows is jamming down their throats.  The fact that one person's profile is blank probably should have clued you in to that fact!  Many people just want an operating system and they liked the one they had before.  The fact that things have changed and now you need a login/profile for many features that were once just included is a VALID COMPLAINT contrary to any thoughts you may have on the water source people access.

If you don't have anything helpful or constructive to add, please just shut your pie hole!

I agree with Geoff999. This kind of helpfulness by microsoft **** me off.

Windows 10 is on my computer but I cannot play my solitaire games any longer. When I try to load the app, I receive a picture of all the games and am told it is already loaded on my computer but I am unable to bring up any of the games.