Windows 7 - No More Choosing Updates
Just read that as of Oct. 1st, Windows 7 & 8 users will no longer be able to select which updates to install. It's all or nothing. This is so Microsoft can force those of us who heretofore, who've be...
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What's wrong with paying $120 for an OS? I'd pay a lot more than that if they took all the spyware out. All the rush and hoopla and slogans and get-with-the-program coercion was simply about saving $120. IMO, that's crazy.
I paid $100 for the OS I'm running and I'm happy with it, and I don't care what MSFT thinks about that. I'm certainly not going to abandon an OS I've fully configured to my liking--and that I OWN--for a rental OS that is riddled with spyware.
Unless your current config has problems, there is ZERO reason to upgrade your OS without upgrading your hardware. And doing it to save $120 on something most people don't need or want (until MSFT told them to want it) is the very flimsiest of reasons.
I paid $100 for the OS I'm running and I'm happy with it, and I don't care what MSFT thinks about that. I'm certainly not going to abandon an OS I've fully configured to my liking--and that I OWN--for a rental OS that is riddled with spyware.
Unless your current config has problems, there is ZERO reason to upgrade your OS without upgrading your hardware. And doing it to save $120 on something most people don't need or want (until MSFT told them to want it) is the very flimsiest of reasons.
