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We had a client who had a bookkeeper and all we did was access the Quickbooks every quarter to clean the books up and do the financials, sales and payroll returns, etc. We started noticing funny stuff, mentioned it to the client, and the bookkeeper quit shortly after being questioned. We had another attorney office partnership where essentially the same thing happened. Turned out the bookkeeper (a different one from the first client) had been stealing from them for a couple of years. Then it turned out she had worked for four or five attorneys over the years and had been let go for the same reason. Common thread is that none of the business owners ever pressed charges. The bookkeepers just applied for other jobs and were hired because there were no black marks on their records. They were "clean" to apply for other jobs and keep up the thefts. We have hired a few people in our CPA firm who turned out not to be good workers (not thieves though). We never checked their references because we liked them and knew that in today's litigious society no former employer would ever say anything bad about them anyway. What is America coming to? People are not accountable anymore because no one will go through the trouble of having them make good for their misdeeds or dare say they're not model employees? Everyone gets a gold star.

They're right.   Technically, Windows 10 is the same major version as Vista, part of the 6.x series.  So yeah, you could call it Windows 8.2.  Or Windows Vista 4.  Or Windows 6.4.   Microsoft hasn't used actual version numbers for the names of their operating system releases since Windows 3.11.  The name of Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 have been marketing driven--the numbers don't mean anything.

I've done a little maintenance.  Not sure if it's improved anything or not since I couldn't reproduce the issues in the first place.     So if anyone is still experiencing weird behavior, please let me know!