#3 Windows
Windows to your PC is what a Prime Minister is to the government. No matter how much you speak against it, it will still be necessary to run your system.
Windows 10 being the latest installment, people aren't really sure about installing it owing to the bad reviews it received. Users say that it is slow and the experience of using it does not match the quality of the experience one witnessed while using its predecessors.
If you are one of those reluctant individuals who is happy with his/her Windows 8 or 8.1, this news is for you.
Get ready to be annoyed with what Microsoft has just decided.
Keep reading ahead to know more.
#2 Microsoft
Microsoft is leaving no stone unturned to make sure that all their users start using Windows 10. In fact, if you haven't already downloaded Windows 10, your computer may do it for you automatically as soon as this week.
Microsoft confirmed the news today stating that it has made Windows 10 a "recommended update," for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users all around the globe.
Microsoft will be targeting a particular set of users first.
Keep reading ahead to know who are these users.
#1 The Target Users
Reports suggest that users who had previously reserved the upgrade will be targeted first. Company released an official word saying that "The new experience has begun to roll out in a phased approach to more Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 customers, although we do not have any information to share at this time with respect to individual regions."
So the point is very clear, if your Auto updates are on, Windows 10 will start installing itself in your PC.
But a good news here is that In case you decide you don't really want Windows 10 after it's already been installed, you will still be able to roll your device back to your previous operating system for the first 31 days after the upgrade, Microsoft says.
So start reading the content in the pop up box properly before hitting the 'OK' button from now on.
