eventually - but I am going to wait a few months for them to get more bugs out

Thankful we went all Mac years ago and don't have to deal with Windows anymore.

Not yet... my computer guys says it is a learning curve and I'm just too busy with clients right now to undertake this learning curve when what I have currently works just fine for me.

I already did.  For IE it wiped out all my favorites and got rid of all my usernames/passwords I had saved.  Otherwise the system is good...  Would I do it again. Hmmm give me a few more days

We plan to upgrade within 60 days.

I plan to stay with 7 until the spport stops, which I understand is in about 5 years.  

Good morning Praful. I plan on purchasing a new laptop that will already have 10 on it, but will upgrade for another computer in the next few weeks.

Make it a great week!

 Good Monday morning Praful. That's a good question because I have three PCs that use Windows 8 and 7. I can't help but wonder what else has the gang at Microsoft screwed up?

I like to leave what works alone so no plans to downgrade to Windows 10.

I keep getting that little pop up in the corner, but just dont have time to dedicate a day to upgrading and then fixing everything afterwards.

Maybe this week I will get to it...

Never. I have found that I am pleased with the web browsers available from MS's competitors.

I'm going to wait as long as possible :)

Not until the laptop breaks, and i am forced too. i hate change! i do i do i do

Praful Thakkar I upgraded from Windows 7 three day ago. I came across a couple of small bugs, but it seems to work fine. It does take forever to reboot and seems to have slowed down my computer a little bit.

February 2016

no, no.... if it's working, why change it....

Yes, it is better than 8 was.

I upgraded early and regretted it. My computers did not support it. I waited another few months and tried again and all when smooth as silk.

I'll download the upgrade whenever they get around to releasing it. Right now they're rolling the update out in waves so some people have gotten it while others are still waiting.

If at all possible, I'll download it and not install it. I've got my system pretty well customized and the idea of redoing everything I've already done to get it to work, plus trying to make that work on a new OS, isn't a thrilling one. But if I buy or build a new computer in the future, I'd rather have downloaded a free copy of Windows 10 that I can still use than ignore the update now and have to pay $100+ to buy it in the future.