Windows 10: Microsoft responds to user protests - Users protests against the upgrade window for Windows 10 showed effect. Microsoft will show a new pop-up, with which it should be much easier, abandoning Windows 10.
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Microsoft caused among users of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 reviewed the "get Windows 10" with an aggressive policy of update for trouble - most recently because of the pop up window-app. Who closed the window with a click on the Red "x", confirmed at the same time installation of Windows 10 at a given time: 'No' said so 'Yes'. The complaints in various online forums were not long in coming, Microsoft then vowed improvement.
Microsoft changes the "Windows 10 app"
A new version of the Windows-10 pop ups to appear this week, Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft expert of the US magazine "ZDNet" reported. In the new window two highly visible links, the user can either select a time for the upgrade or reject the offer join the great "Update now" button.
A new popup window makes easier the abandonment of Windows 10. (Source: manufacturer) A new popup window makes easier the abandonment of Windows 10. (Source: manufacturer)
Cancel upgrade on Windows 10
But who can be in the current version "Windows 10 app" reject the upgrade, the function is however hidden. If you want to prevent the upgrade on Windows 10 click "Here to change the Upgradeplans or click to cancel the planned upgrade" directly below the displayed date in the pop-up. In the following window, you can cancel the upgrade.
Live chat: Is it worth switching over to Windows 10?
The free upgrade offer from Microsoft ends on July 29. Have you already collected experiences with Windows 10? Or consider yet to venture into the switch? In the live chat, you can discuss with us and ask questions. We start on Wednesday, June 29, at 14: 00.
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