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I had a client to whom this happened, they install W10 and THEN ask you if you agree. He said no, they uninstalled w10 back to w7 and he can't login anymore.
by totony 11y ago
I had a client to whom this happened, they install W10 and THEN ask you if you agree.
He said no, they uninstalled w10 back to w7 and he can't login anymore.
- kozukumi 11y agoHoly fuck are you serious?
- wfo 11y agoIt force-upgraded me and I declined the terms when it finally booted up, it rebooted and went back to W7 luckily working correctly but with un-closable popups everywhere demanding I either install W10 now or schedule an update within a week or so. Microsoft has taken to installing malware on our machines using their update mechanism and signing keys; I'd delete their cert if it were feasible. I think the CFAA is broad enough to make this a felony if this has bricked machines/destroyed data (apparently it has), it certainly should be illegal. If I were running the machine in a medical system someone could have died.