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I wonder - does that get you in the door to do the free upgrade more than a year from now? I wouldn't mind upgrading once 10 has had a little time to age proper
by devindotcom 11y ago
I wonder - does that get you in the door to do the free upgrade more than a year from now? I wouldn't mind upgrading once 10 has had a little time to age properly.
- bitmapbrother 11y agoYou have only a year to decide if you want the free upgrade. What I did, however, was record the product key for Windows 10 should I ever decide to go back. In any case, I'm glad to be back on Windows 7. Windows 10 was a horrific experience that signals that you are now the product instead of the consumer.
- jonlucc 11y agoThey already have a large update coming in the Fall and one next Spring that should bring additional features. Of course, fixes to things that are broken should be happening regularly.
- tdkl 11y ago> They already have a large update coming in the Fall and one next Spring that should bring additional features. And this is relevant to a customer now as in what ? I'm getting tired or too old for this "continuous, agile, push now make it work later" attitude of products that's out today.
- jonlucc 11y agoI only mean that there will be at least a couple changes before the 1-year upgrade offer expires.
- UnoriginalGuy 11y agoYes. Once you upgrade your account is flagged and you can install Windows 10 using the ISO images/USB Key or simply upgrade again.