If You Don't Like Windows10?
If I try W10 and don't like it, is there any problem reverting back to Win8.1? Thank you.
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They have absolutely said that the W 10 updates must be allowed. The license terms that all users must agree to allow Microsoft to install updates automatically. If you block them, they cut you off and you can not get further updates including security issues. You’re not allowed to disable Windows Update entirely, and you’re also not allowed to put updates off if you don’t want to install them. To me this is troubling giving Microsoft's recent record of problem updates. This time around, in addition to security updates you are forced to add any new features or modifications Microsoft decides to do to the operating system and if one does not work, oh well. Microsoft says feature updates will be tested on consumer devices before they’re rolled out to business PCs. That does not give me warm and fuzzies. Chuck
