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I just re-activated that dialog (I had disabled it with registry setting changes) because I don't want to miss the free upgrade option but use it at the last mo
by LionessLover 10y ago
I just re-activated that dialog (I had disabled it with registry setting changes) because I don't want to miss the free upgrade option but use it at the last moment.
Anyway - I found that when I simply say "No" to the inevitable "Terms and conditions" license dialog question the upgrade stops even if you said "go ahead" in the previous step.
- ericolo 10y agoWanted to comment precisely this. Yesterday my gf called me because she had W10 on her laptop, installed, and about to start all the process of adding the user and stuff (I think). I clicked "I do no accept" to the license, got a warning that then they needed to restore my previous version of windows, and 10 minutes later the laptop was working as before. Guess now I know why that happened.
- 0x0 10y agoDid the downgrade work perfectly? There's been a lot of reports of small things not working anymore, like scheduled tasks - https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/80e4f83d-1529-4405-b8e3-d1d636f8b71c/task-scheduler-is-broken-after-windows-10-downgrade?forum=win10itprogeneral https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/80e4f83d-1...