With an announcement this past week, Microsoft made sure that millions of unsuspecting Windows 7 and Windows 8 users will be surprised to find their computer “upgraded” to Windows 10. You can stop it, though.    What Microsoft announced is that they are now going to re-categorize the Windows 10 “upgrade” as a Recommended update. [...] Read more »

With an announcement this past week, Microsoft made sure that millions of unsuspecting Windows 7 and Windows 8 users will be surprised to find their computer “upgraded” to Windows 10. You can stop it, though. What Microsoft announced is that they are now going to re-categorize the Windows 10 “upgrade” as a Recommended update. [...] Read more »

With an announcement this past week, Microsoft made sure that millions of unsuspecting Windows 7 and Windows 8 users will be surprised to find their computer “upgraded” to Windows 10. You can stop it, though.  &nbsp; What Microsoft announced is that they are now going to re-categorize&nbsp;the Windows 10 “upgrade” as a Recommended update. [...] Read more »

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