Originally Posted by
MG23
Yes, I'm expecting them to switch to subscriptions for Windows soon after they get all but the diehard Windows 7 users onto Windows 10. Nothing else makes sense about their current plan.
Of course, given the number of complaints I've seen about Windows 10 updates breaking PCs, many people may decide they're better off not paying a subscription, and continuing to use a version that works.
Yes, it appears to have caused mine to fail. On boot up all it gets to is a black screen and a few icons, none of which work. I'm now in the process of trying to rebuild it using another hard drive and my windows 7 installation disc.