Microsoft silently preparing your PC for Win 10

Not sure why MS can't release an all in one Windows 7 system readiness tool for those wishing to upgrade to Windows 10.

carwiz said:

Those green buttons will get you every time.

lol I suppose the term "is ready now" needs to be redefined too :)

Callender said:

Not sure why MS can't release an all in one Windows 7 system readiness tool for those wishing to upgrade to Windows 10.

To hard to find much easier to send out 4 so far updates to everyone than waiting for people to manually download a upgrade advisor like 7 and I believe 8 has :/
No sneak attackware involved

I think they are just afraid that W10 will go the same route as W8 and now they pull all the stops to get people to migrate - and a lot of the common users will do just that not knowing what they are in for. Many will think it is just another update.

Yep if 10 loads that update the install or roll back errors could be significant
A good test model to see just how many people have re-install media or use system images to recover the prior install,

Since M$ has removed digital river iso's M$ can see just how many people they can offer them to pretty coincidental in timing that imho :/

I would not be too optimistic about people's ability to roll back with their own means. Few burn the recovery medium and even fewer make images. That will be a good business opportunity for the OEMs to sell them installation DVDs. I would charge at least $50. Stupidity has to pay.

I checked on a manufacture replacement disk long ago it was 150.us "so called" specifically for my pc lol
It was cheaper to go to Amazon ... for the media 99us
I believe it was Acer

Yeah right, there was a whole range of prices. Gateway once charged $20 for S&H and I think Dell shipped it for free. But I have also seen very high prices.