When it is almost too late, Microsoft backs off its malware tactics to get Windows 10 on as many PCs as it can!Windows 10 upgrade will soon be easier to reject | Ars Technica:
When it is almost too late, Microsoft backs off its malware tactics to get Windows 10 on as many PCs as it can!
At last someone takes Microsoft to court, and wins, for pushing its Windows 10 down everyone's throat whether they want it or not!
This article explains the somewhat deceptive ways that Microsoft is using to auto-upgrade Windows 7 PCs to Windows 10. Fortunately there are now two ways to stop this happening. Never10 from Gibson Research Corporation is possibly the best technical solution but GWX Control Panel also works well.
A "convenience rollup" for Windows 7 Service Pack 1. This saves a long and tedious updating process when you have to reload a Windows 7 PC. Five years of patches in one shot!
Some interesting figures for global browser usage.