Win10 installation package will force automatic download

Computer store news: Windows 10 released for three full months, according to the latest statement, as of yesterday, its installation exceeded 120 million mark.

This means that an average of 1.33 million PCs per day install the new system.

Of course, there are still some distances from the ambitious goal of 1 billion devices. If the growth rate remains the same, Microsoft has more than two years to achieve.

But pay attention to "the growth rate is unchanged", this is a poorly maintained steady state.

According to The Verge, the leader of the Windows operating system and device division, Terry Myerson, who claims to be Microsoft’s first reds, said in an interview that they plan to adopt some “more radical” means to promote the upgrade. .

Myerson said that Microsoft's current plan is to present the dialog to the end user only once. Windows 10 will automatically download and launch the upgrade process, depending on your Windows Update upgrade settings, but you can also choose not to receive upgrade prompts. Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users using the metering plan will have to turn off the automatic upgrade feature to prevent the Windows 10 installer from automatically downloading.

Previously, Microsoft had responded to the "sneak out of the installation package", saying that the mistake would be resolved. Now it seems that from the beginning of next year, two more G Windows upgrade images will be updated. Part of the official debut, while the metering broadband can only be turned off automatically.

There is still a problem here, Win10 Home Edition users can not close the upgrade.