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I've seen some people show images of a clearly defined option that says (paraphrased) "click here to schedule another day or not upgrade". Though I'm not 100% certain which is true as everyone update I've done for various persons has been via a usb installation.
can someone explain this to me coz im sure MS could be sued over this in some way.
think about it...people paid for windows 7. so technically they bought windows 7. MS forcing an upgrade to 10 should be illegal in some way.
like if i bought a toyota with a 1.6L engine, and toyota offers a free upgrade to a V6 turbo engine. But i somehow feel that the turbo is problematic so i choose not to upgrade but the next time i take my car in for a service, they do the upgrade anyways.
now i know cars and software isnt the same thing but surely similar laws should apply no?