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If you ask me—and a lot of other PCWorld writers—Windows 10 is a great OS and well worth the upgrade. But just as we saw with Windows XP users last year, there’s a cadre of Windows 7 and 8.1 users who don’t see the need to move on.
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A lot of people out there are not willing to give up on Windows 7 because of Windows Media Center—Microsoft’s entertainment PC software.
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Windows 10’s Start menu mixes the Windows 7 feel with Windows 8’s live tiles.
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Windows 10 Home users can’t opt out of Windows Updates, but at least they can choose when to schedule a reboot for their systems.
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Until last week, the company only said that updates will roll out for the supported lifetime of your device.
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As we said in our review of Windows 10, this new OS is “a sizeable improvement over both of Microsoft’s prior operating systems.”
Windows 7 holdouts: Why diehard users refuse to move to Windows 10
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We asked, you answered. From legacy software to pure suspicion, the people speak about why they're staying right where they are, thank you.
