How do you look at the number of Win10 and Win7 services (in my case the Pro version)
Win7 has much less
Win10 has a lot more services that already in the latest version of NO DA to turn off even from the level of Admin !!!
so you can see exactly what Microsoft is aiming for
There are a lot of services that have a user ID in the name and only Microsoft knows what they really do
fishing can not be turned off either
In total, with Windows 10, you can do less with the update for updates on your system
Windows10 with update on the update is getting smarter than you to be more comfortable
Win7 is what it was and does not limit your possibilities
Oddly, after installing both systems, Win10 takes up much less disk space
And now you have to answer the question ... are you a comfortable user and you want Win10 to overload you from the configuration and thus from the access to the system
Do you prefer to get a little more tired from the old and have full, almost full control over the Win7 system
It is true that Win10 often poses problems for its self-importance: drivers mentioned above, but also the exchange of networks for the public, and disconnecting services during the update ... and they sometimes last several days and sometimes the printers are disconnected just ... until the update is finished
Good luck in your choice