You don’t necessarily get Windows 10 upgrade on July 29

Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system will be launched on July 29. But, it is not necessary that you will be able to download the new operating system on the same day. Microsoft revealed the rollout of Windows 10 through a blog last week. The roll-out will happen in phases, starting with users of Windows’ Insider program. Microsoft’s Executive Vice President of Operating Systems, Terry Myerson, said that the rollout of Windows 10 will happen in phases.

“We want every consumer to have a great upgrade experience,” Myerson said. “That’s why we’ll be rolling out Windows 10 in phases to manage demand.”

On July 29, the latest version of the operating system will be available first to members of the Windows Insider Program. The company says that users who have registered for the upgrade will be gradually given information about the download. Microsoft says that the upgrade process will depend on the rollout performance.

Myerson said, “Starting on July 29, we will first make Windows 10 available to members of the Windows Insider Program. After this, the latest version will be made available on a phased basis to users who have registered. This process will be accelerated after July 29. During the rollout, we will keep sharing the experience of Windows 10 users every day. “

If a user has reserved a copy of Windows 10, Microsoft will notify the user after checking the system compatibility and downloading the new OS on the system. If for some reason the system is not suitable for Windows 10 upgrade, Microsoft will inform the user about the criteria required for the upgrade.

Myerson also revealed that business houses that have registered for Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 Education will have to wait a little longer. These versions will be rolled out from August 1.