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Back to OP, there are many reasons to explain the increase of Win 10 over Win 7
- First of all, it was the "free offer". Many people installed (or M$ did for them), they don't like it but they don't know how to go back to Win 7. As time goes by, we will see many of them coming back to Win 7.
- Many people buy new or upgrade their computer. Win 7 OEM license isn't transferable and the only windows for sale is Win 10 (Yes, there are some few Win 7 pro OEM for sale and they cost more than Win 10). (thank the gods I bought a retail Win 7 HP retail and has already used on 3 computers).
Excuse me, but the "free offer" wasn't free and wasn't to make a safety computing.
The main profit comes from data collection and selling it (only M$ knows to who they sell and how much is their profit).
Android and Mac OS do the same, and no one is complaining, so, why not?
In my case, I've installed Win 10 on a spare HDD and didn't like it. There isn't any thing I need or want on it (Jack's words) and there are many things I don't agree to have on MY COMPUTER.
And once again, MS forgot the fist software law
"The best software is the one you know how to use"
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