And you are an educated user. I'm sure millions of users have the same user experience, but don't know why their Windows works so poorly. This happened because

And you are an educated user. I'm sure millions of users have the same user experience, but don't know why their Windows works so poorly. This happened because a few years ago they downloaded some software from download.com to "fix" a computer issue and unknowingly installed 5 antivirus packages that now compete for computer resources (or worse) at the kernel level. Microsoft is damned if they do, and damned if they don't fix this for their users. Maybe Kasperski is collateral damage in this effort, but I think Microsoft is right to use the Windows 10 upgrade as an opportunity to try and remove these mostly terrible software from users' pc's. Let Kasperski convince users how their software is better so people actively choose it over Microsoft's solution. I do this with Chrome too: as long as it's better I reinstall it every time no matter what Microsoft tells me about Edge.