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You know, if they continue with this silly direction, there is going to be a adblockPlus for the OS, which basically blackholes MS's ad servers.
 
Yeah. I could see it, if it were an ad-supported version of Windows, like $20-30 a copy, for the end-user. But it's not. It's $100, which has always been the traditional OEM and Retail Upgrade price of Windows, more or less.

Bring back the Family Packs, Microsoft!
 
VirtualLarry said:
Yeah. I could see it, if it were an ad-supported version of Windows, like $20-30 a copy, for the end-user. But it's not. It's $100, which has always been the traditional OEM and Retail Upgrade price of Windows, more or less.

Bring back the Family Packs, Microsoft!
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Larry let we forget it was a free upgrade for 7+ users so some charity was involved.😀 I have an unused copy of 7 ult laying around and I hope that I can use it later this year to upgrade to 10 on a new build otherwise I have a new copy of 10 education to use.
 
Puffnstuff said:
Larry let we forget it was a free upgrade for 7+ users so some charity was involved.😀 I have an unused copy of 7 ult laying around and I hope that I can use it later this year to upgrade to 10 on a new build otherwise I have a new copy of 10 education to use.
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The people who received a free upgrade also had a version of Windows that they paid for in some way. What about the people who paid for 10 Home? Or 10 Pro which costs significantly more.

Charity... oh please.
 
mikeymikec said:
The people who received a free upgrade also had a version of Windows that they paid for in some way. What about the people who paid for 10 Home? Or 10 Pro which costs significantly more.

Charity... oh please.
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Just disable notifications on storage providers and it will go away.😛
 
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