@Mike-Davis said
What if it was one of our computers and it decided to upgrade and we sat down to work and it was sitting there for 2 hours displaying "do not reboot your computer"?
This is a statement which belongs on a bookshelf marked comedy.
Can Windows 7 upgrade to 10 without any user action? No.
Find me a single provable source across the entire planet where Windows 10 has become self-aware and upgraded without a user clicking "upgrade"
Are Microsoft being trigger happy with the constant prompts? Yes but it is still end user choice. By the same token, if a cryptolocker pop up appears on a website, will you just click "yay download please"
@Mike-Davis said
I got a call on Sunday from a family member after their computer upgraded overnight without their approval. I don't think Microsoft is playing fair.
I don't believe it. There is a hysteria about computers doing things without asking for approval but despite the media stories, it's all up to individuals.
As for fair from Microsoft.
You want a secure up to date operating system but don't want to install updates.
You want a stable OS but leave it running 24/7 with no reboots in months.
Microsoft are simply following in the foot steps of Google & Apple, there is nothing fundamentally new about Windows 10 on the market, they are simply catching up to Apple & Google. Forced in your face constant prompts for updates? Where have we seen that before...
If Microsoft were not as pushy, would Windows 10 just be "another thing you'll get around to" and more people would miss out?