A curious Thing About Windows Ten, if True

You had to spank a Pinto before it combusted. You're thinking of the pick ups that caught fire, usually in a building. Some switch under the master cylinder?
Big recall.

RPreeb wrote:

BarneyS wrote:

bucky wrote:
I had a friend who had a Chevy Vega. It reverted to rust all by itself.

Didn't they all? :E
Barney

Just the ones that didn't self-combust. :S

That would be the Pinto

BarneyS wrote:

bucky wrote:
I had a friend who had a Chevy Vega. It reverted to rust all by itself.

Didn't they all? :E
Barney

Just the ones that didn't self-combust. :S

Where your friend was going with the 30 day reversion time period is the fact that, when you first upgrade from an older version of Windows to a new Windows 10, you have 30 days to decide whether to keep W10 or to revert back to the old version.

But, it's not an automatic or default action; you have to actively choose to revert (Settings/Updates & Security/Recovery/Revert back to an earlier build).

After the 1st upgrade, whenever there's a comprehensive update (aka whole new version, such as Anniversary, Creators Update), you have 10 days to keep or revert.

bucky wrote:
I had a friend who had a Chevy Vega. It reverted to rust all by itself.

Didn't they all? :E
Barney

I had a friend who had a Chevy Vega. It reverted to rust all by itself.

mr. ed wrote:
Don't know if this is true, but a guy I met today told me he had 3 computers, all running Windows 10. He said that if he didn't use one of them for about a month's time, it would automatically revert back to Windows 8 or 8.1. Is that the case? Doesn't matter to me; I use my computer every day. Still, I find that interesting.

pure absolute BS. I have a small laptop that often goes 3-4 months between uses. It has win10. still has win 10.

But it did happen to my cousins, uncles brother in laws nephews friends brothers mother in law!;)

If you track this down, you will find
1.it did not happen to him, it was a friend.
2. The friend will tell you it didn't happen to him but to a relative
3. The realitive will say it didn't happen to him but to friend of a cousin.
And the story continues on and on and on.

Probably booting metro.

You folks are right. Some experts on a dedicated Windows forum also concur that it wouldn't be possible for a computer to revert to another OS on its own. It takes user input to do so. There must have been something wrong with the guy who said he experienced it. I'm not that gullible, but thought I'd get input from others on the forum. Strange things do happen sometimes.:W