Reply to "Windows 10 Upgrade - Freewill is apparently Overrated!"

sjdennisMember

Wow! This just happened to me two nights ago. I was reading some email about 11:00pm and suddenly my laptop locked up and said it was updating to Windows 10! What!! I did a little research and found out that you can go back to your old O.S. As long as you do it within 30 days of the upgrade.

I waited about 30 minutes til the upgrade finished and the license agreement screen came up. Instead of clicking "I agree" I clicked "I don't agree". A window comes up that says they'll have to restore my old windows 7 if I don't agree. I still clicked no and 15min later I had my Windows 7 back. JEESH!!

I'm not opposed to the upgrade. I'm just not ready for all of the brain damage involved in trying to get my printers, plotters and old programs to work with a new operating system just yet.

5/25/161:06 PM

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