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On 26/07/15 16:18, Gordon Levi wrote:
> lipska the kat <dont@email.me> wrote:
>
>> I just
>> registered my 8.1 box for a free Windows 10 upgrade, which, apparently
>> is free (for a year),
>
> I made a similar error but, in fact, the upgrade to Windows 10 is free
> if installed any time during the year. After that they may ask you to
> pay. Once you install it you can use your Windows 10 licence for the
> life of the computer you installed it on.

Yes, I just read something on the Microsoft site about this, it appears 
you are correct although what 'software as a service' actually means to 
your average Windows user is anyones guess. I can't believe Microsoft 
will actually 'continuously upgrade' for free for ever. Or even for 10 
years)

Still, before I get shouted at I guess this discussion belongs in a 
Windows NG

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lipska the kat.
I'm back.