I suspect that has a lot to do with trying to get corporate users to move off Windows 7, which the basically refused to do with Windows 8, thanks to the fact Wi

I suspect that has a lot to do with trying to get corporate users to move off Windows 7, which the basically refused to do with Windows 8, thanks to the fact Windows 8 tried relegating desktop apps to second class Windows citizens, behind metro. Since corporate Windows users tend to run mostly desktop apps, if modern Windows is not going to support their apps they will not move.