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Yes, you can still upgrade to Windows 10 for free Windows 10 was released way back in July 2015. It was offered free of charge to those that had genuine copies of previous versions of the operation system ( Windows 7 and Windows 8.1). Back then, millions of people took up the call to upgrade … Read more
Windows 10 Version 1809 Update Size: How big is it? Microsoft will soon begin rolling out the next version of Windows 10, version 1809. We have previously written about the previous iteration of Windows 10, version 1803. Windows 10 version 1809 is also referred to as Redstone 5. You will also come across version 1809 … Read more
It appears, from the number of searches that are being made on Google on the issue, that many people who previously wanted to have nothing to do with Windows 10 have suddenly changed their minds. There are, of course, some of us who are always reticent when it comes to the adoption of new things. … Read more
This, as far as blog posts go, is going to be a short one. I have recently produced a number of articles in which I mention that the only solution to the Windows 10 update problem is to get a completely clean installation of Windows. Wiping your computer may not be in everyone’s interest, but … Read more
A while ago, I noticed that Windows was draining my data, despite the fact that I had set put my WiFi network on the “metered,” setting. The setting apparently does not stop Windows 10 from checking for and, to some extend, downloading updates. Windows actually states, as you can see in the screenshot, that setting … Read more
First of all, this is an article that we do not want to write. Why? Well, because Windows updates are an essential part of the process of keeping your computer healthy. Disabling them opens up your computer to hacking, malware and other nefarious activities from cyber criminals. So, it’s quite unwise for anyone to disable … Read more
For all intents and purposes, the latest upgrade of Windows version 1803 upgrade would have been called Windows 11, had it not been for the fact that Microsoft appears dead set to remain on Windows 10. Now, as is the case with any major upgrade of any Operation System, there are bound to be teething … Read more
Windows 10 was released way back in July 2015. It was offered free of charge to those that had genuine copies of previous versions of the operation system. Back then, millions of people took up the call to upgrade to Windows 10. Unfortunately, million more chose to ignore the call. That was not really surprising. … Read more
