The official version of Windows 10 has not been completed. Microsoft: Waiting for

Windows 10 will be released on July 29th. According to the past practice, the official version of RTM should be released in advance, so that OEMs can spend enough time to test and pre-install. But this time, the time is too tight.

Today, a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg that the official version of Windows 10 has not been completed and is naturally not likely to be delivered to partners.

However, he refused to disclose more information and refused to say when it would be finalized.

WZor, who has always been known as the big god of breaking news, has no idea about this. The official completion dates of the previous publications have been miscalculated, and I will not mention this topic now.

In any case, there will be no large-scale Windows 10 devices released and listed on July 29th. It will take a while, but from that day, Windows 7/8.1 users can start free upgrades. Of course, there are too many users, and the push will be done in batches.