06-28-2016, 03:33 PM
Let's see? 11 months. . . tons of consumer complaints. . . a lost lawsuit. So what has Microsoft done? Why they've made the upgrade procedure less confusing. Yes, try not to be shocked, you can now DECLINE the offer in the Windows 10 upgrade prompt. Here's another shocker. Microsoft (quietly) released a fix for the perpetual slow Windows Update in 7. You know the one, Hit 'check for updates', & then you wait. . .and wait. . . and wait. As well, the official release date for the Windows 10 Anniversary update is August 2nd. I can assure you that the folks who are sticking with Windows 7, 8, & 8.1 are happy it's over. What a loooong year. Here is also the latest stats:
Windows 7 - 48.57% of computer users
Windows 10 - 17.43%
Windows XP - 10.09%
Windows 2000 - 0.02% (Windows 3.1? 0.10%)
http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-ch...-criticism
Windows 7 - 48.57% of computer users
Windows 10 - 17.43%
Windows XP - 10.09%
Windows 2000 - 0.02% (Windows 3.1? 0.10%)
http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-ch...-criticism