The latest Windows 10 nagware isn't that "nagging"

Microsoft has promised that the annoying Become Windows 10 nagware will exist leaving our "old" computers once the gratuitous upgrade offering expires on July 29. All the same, ahead of this expiration the company is giving ane terminal call to remind everyone that the time is running out. And this final phone call, if I may dare say, isn'tthatbad at all.

Microsoft'due south last efforts at Windows ten nagware

Microsoft has done its best to badger the heck out of Windows seven and 8 users, trying to make them upgrade to the latest Windows 10. In the previous months, nosotros saw a huge number of complaints where the company installed the OS without any user interaction, or interrupted important concern meetings with the GWX app popups. Right before the year-long complimentary Windows ten upgrade offer ends, the visitor issued a press release proverb that it'd introduce a clear "decline" option in the upgrade popups. Too late, as well minor an effort? Exactly.

Now, everyone'southward complaining nearly some other upgrade tactic that the company has employed for the last few weeks, as the clock counts downwards. Microsoft is now planting a full-screen notification on the screens to remind everyone of the last chance to upgrade to Windows 10 if they don't want to pay $119 later on. While many have complained about this full-screen nagware, the latest popup includes a not-so-Microsofty choice to never notify the user again. Aye, you lot would be annoyed seeing a total-screen message, but this is likewise an opportunity of getting out of this GWX cycle, once and for all. Well, for a month that is left...

Full screen Windows 10 nagware

The two user-focused choices are kind of hidden in the lower left corner, while the persistent reminders go more visibility in the lower right terminate. If y'all have previously uninstalled Windows x and rolled back to Windows 7, 8 and 8.one, or if your Windows installation failed and rolled back, you won't be seeing this full-screen popup. Those who have disabled the offer through registry key settings won't run across the bulletin either. But, if your PC is compatible with Windows 10 and yous do meet the popup, you take the following choices:

Upgrade now
Remind me afterward
Notify me 3 more than times
Do non notify me again (yep, please!)

If you are planning to upgrade to Windows x in the future, this is the best time to avail the complimentary offer. You can upgrade over the next week, look for Anniversary Update to launch on Baronial 2, test it, and if y'all still don't like the Bone, roll back availing the gratuitous 30 days scroll back offer. If you do not desire to become through this testing stage now, yous will have to pay $119 for Windows 10 Abode later on July 29.