Microsoft: Volume license users have to wait until August 1 to upgrade Win10 Enterprise Edition and Education Edition

Microsoft has officially released the Win10 system today. Win7/Win8.1 non-enterprise and organization users can upgrade the current system to the corresponding system for free. Windows 10 Home Edition or Professional Edition (for information about the upgrade of Win10 versions). For the other two desktop versions of Win10, the Enterprise and Education editions, companies and organizations with legal volume licenses will not be upgraded until August 1.

Jim Alkove, head of Microsoft's corporate management department, posted the news on the official blog, so this part of the user still needs to wait at least two days to start the upgrade process. However, for this large-volume organization user, security and stability have always been their primary needs, so even on August 1st, this part of the user should have a few system upgrades on the same day. In addition, the upgrade process for ordinary users today is not very smooth, although this upgrade method may be different from the way of "big customers", but some of the negative effects may not be ignored.

But it must be acknowledged that according to Microsoft's current positioning for Win10, this system will become the "absolute core" of all Microsoft businesses in the future, because "Win10 unified platform strategy" is through Microsoft. A main line of business. Therefore, the upgrades and installations of Win10 that are currently encountered are “small episodes”. If properly solved, it will not have much impact on the future development of Win10. After all, Win10 has progressive significance in all aspects. For enterprise users, better security and mobile device management performance are hot features of current enterprise users.

According to foreign media surveys, 60% of IT users surveyed have tried the latest Win10 version, 40% of which plan to fully upgrade to this new system within one year, intending to be within two years. Organization users who upgraded to Win10 accounted for 74% of the total number of users surveyed.