Last week it became apparent that Microsoft has blocked users from updating to the latest Windows creator update because their hardware was no longer supported. This will be unlikely to affect anybody with newer machines but it shows a concerning shift in the direction of Windows as a service. Instead of purchasing a new machine when the hardware begins to wear out users may be forced to purchase a new machine simply because Microsoft has decided their hardware is out of date.
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And, for once, some of what it can do looks genuinely useful.
this is absolute rubbish move by MS.
so now even if you buy a machine thats windows 10 compatible, you dont know how compatible it is.
and even if your old chipset is capable of using windows 10 just fine with the fancy animations and the like disabled, MS gets to tell you that you cant use it like that anymore and force you to buy a new PC...seriously. how is this even allowed.
Final nail in the coffin for some MS users, awful.