It then asked me if I was sure I wanted to decline the amazing Windows 10 experience. The screen provided a lot of legalese (Microsoft Windows 10 terms and conditions), and then asked me to click ACCEPT or DECLINE. Sure enough, about two hours later, the "upgrade" finally finished and our laptop started up under Windows 10. While our laptop was "upgrading" I searched online and found a tip that after Windows 10 was finally installed, it would ask me to accept the Windows 10 Terms and Conditions, and I could at that point decline the update. I do NOT want either of our computers "upgraded" to Windows 10. I need my laptop and computer to stay on Windows 7 to run old programs and external hardware I have for work. It may be in the middle of the night, or during the day in the middle of a critical project you're working on.
Unless you find out in advance and disable it, at some random time, out of the blue Microsoft may take control of your computer and automatically start the Windows 10 "upgrade". It appears that as a courtesy Microsoft is scheduling your computer to automatically update to Windows 10 at a specific time without your knowledge or permission. I learned that many people are reporting the same thing (for example, here and here). During this time, I went online on our other (Windows 7) computer and did a quick google search for "Windows 10 forced update". Instead we watched helplessly for about the next 2 hours as our laptop was taken over and Windows 10 was slowly installed. I didn't want to damage the computer, so I wasn't willing to kill the power.
It is a free app and should you be a selfie junkie, it is an app well worth checking out.Īll of these Windows 10 camera apps are capable of capturing quality images and if you have given any of them a try, let us know how they shook out for you in the comments.I walked over and looked at our laptop, and sure enough, the screen said it was downloading and installing Windows 10 and DO NOT POWER OFF THE COMPUTER. Overall, B612 is a very nice selfie app for Windows 10 Mobile. There is built-in social integration with Facebook and Twitter for sharing your images. The Windows 10 app also can select filters at random for those times you just cannot decide on one and remembers the filters you use the most for quick reference.
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