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Two reasons; 1) You begin to get a combination explosion of all the scenarios Microsoft would have to test "upgrades" with. 2) Some people may appreciate this
by ajg1977 17y ago
Two reasons;
1) You begin to get a combination explosion of all the scenarios Microsoft would have to test "upgrades" with.
2) Some people may appreciate this, but others would complain about program or feature X/Y/Z suddenly going missing from their machine after an "upgrade".
- Oompa 17y agoI guess it simplifies down to Microsoft has too many versions of Windows, but I guess it allows them to pull more money out of the market.