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It's a question of trust. That user no longer trusts WU to not silently install Windows 10. The window might have closed, but who says it won't open again sudde
by cesarb 10y ago
It's a question of trust. That user no longer trusts WU to not silently install Windows 10. The window might have closed, but who says it won't open again suddenly, or a WU bug won't make it think it's still inside the window?
- moonshinefe 10y agoSilently installing Win10 from Win7 at this point after the window has long closed would be a massive controversy and utterly unprecedented in the industry. Updates introducing bugs is always a possibility on any platform Windows or otherwise, so the suggestion is just to stop installing security updates? Please.
- Silhouette 10y agoSilently installing Win10 from Win7 at this point after the window has long closed would be a massive controversy and utterly unprecedented in the industry. So was pushing the original Windows 10 update from Windows 7. That didn't stop them. Once bitten, twice shy.