It will now be easy to say no to Microsoft’s Windows 10 update

Microsoft is finally making it easier for users to say no to Windows 10 updates. The Redmond giant has been facing criticism for months now over reports of Microsoft forcing users to install Windows 10 updates even if they don’t want to.

The special thing is that Microsoft has taken this decision when less than a month is left in the Windows 10 free upgrade offer. The Windows 10 free upgrade offer is ending on July 29. Microsoft will release an update to Windows 7 and Windows 8 users which will change the notification that offers the free upgrade of Windows 10.

Microsoft’s senior director spoke with SiliconBeat Conversation In the statement, “The company has heard complaints from users about the upgrade notifications causing ‘confusion’ and that is why the company is changing them. We are working hard to solve this problem. We are working hard to deliver a Windows operating system that everyone will like.”

Terry Merson, executive vice president of Microsoft’s Windows and Devices Group ZDNet “We started our journey with Windows 10 with a clear goal. We wanted people to choose and love Windows as per their needs. Keeping this in mind, we will be launching the new upgrade this week for millions of PCs across the world. The new notification will have options to upgrade now, choose a time or decline the free offer,” he said.