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Or option 4, which is you signed up for the W10 update, but then it never materialized. So you are still on Windows 7 and there is still an icon in the tray tel
by umvi 7y ago
Or option 4, which is you signed up for the W10 update, but then it never materialized. So you are still on Windows 7 and there is still an icon in the tray telling you to reserve your free copy of W10.
- Splognosticus 7y agoOr option 4a, where like me you have it but for whatever reason it bluescreens with an unhelpfully generic error on first boot.
- mmphosis 7y agoOr option 5, the update is still running and I can't turn off my computer.