Actually runs fast enough to use now. Before it took several seconds to access email and scrolling was slow in Facebook. Not a bad tablet overall, just hampered with original software and drivers.
I also have a Latitude 10 ST2. When Windows 10 first came out, I attempted to upgrade using the install from the flashdrive. For some reason, the upgrade never went through. I could boot to the log on screen, get my password in and the tablet would shut back down.
I finally got control of it at F2 on boot, and restored the factory defaults. I get windows 10 to install this time, and eventually got Windows up stable in version 1607. The processor will not allow the most recent update to go through.
I use the tablet at remote sites where I can project a video using the mini-hdmi port. I have the 60 watt battery, so seldom run into battery issues.
Robert P (retired)
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Posted August 21st, 2017 04:00
Hi leonicholson,
Thanks for posting.
According to information from Dell Tech Support, the only Operating Systems supported on this machine are:
Your Latitude 10 supports these operating systems: http://dell.to/2wgvfPr
Windows 8, 32-bit
BIOS
Windows 8.1, 32-bit
Windows 10 may work, however it may not perform correctly, and there would not be drivers from Dell available.
Robert P (retired)