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Oh, I hope the above image isn't considered offensive on this forum. If so, I apologize (I've done a search and found the 's' word used quite a few times in the past).
While I'm still here:
Really? Why should Windows 7/8 users have to go to all the trouble of researching something that shouldn't be necessary to start with?Microsoft has published a KB article detailing how end-users can control the upgrade prompts and disable them in the future
As others have already pointed out (many times)... NO means NO! There should have been a one off prompt to upgrade and if we say NO, that should be the end of it.
By all means, MS can advertise Windows 10 as much as they like - even in Windows Update. But, people should not have to put up with the sort of tactics (which is almost like professional malware) that MS is using to try and get as many people onto W10 as possible.