That COULD have been the point but when you push (hard) to get everyone to upgrade on release day you can't really hide behind that IMHO. Using Win10 previews regularly made me want to pull out my hair (which was my general feeling with Win8 as well).
Didn't they actually try to slow people down from upgrading release day? I mean what I read everywhere is that (paraphrasing), "when windows 10 is ready on your PC you'll see a pop up, but register now."
Then you could just go and force the upgrade if you are impatient (like me).
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That COULD have been the point but when you push (hard) to get everyone to upgrade on release day you can't really hide behind that IMHO. Using Win10 previews regularly made me want to pull out my hair (which was my general feeling with Win8 as well).
Didn't they actually try to slow people down from upgrading release day? I mean what I read everywhere is that (paraphrasing), "when windows 10 is ready on your PC you'll see a pop up, but register now."
Then you could just go and force the upgrade if you are impatient (like me).
http://techreport.com/news/28579/microsoft-plans-phased-roll...