You don't want to know how much money they are losing with it, all because they want a shift to a newer OS. Which makes their platform more future proof..
Yes, it's forced, no doubt. But if i were Windows, i'd rather have a lot of people a free upgrade ( and unknowing users forcing to upgrade), then leaving everyone in the Windows Vista erra :)
They are not losing any money, because Windows 10 is undoubtedly adware. It's "free" because you are the product, and they don't even try to hide this fact:
You don't want to know how much money they are losing with it, all because they want a shift to a newer OS. Which makes their platform more future proof..
Yes, it's forced, no doubt. But if i were Windows, i'd rather have a lot of people a free upgrade ( and unknowing users forcing to upgrade), then leaving everyone in the Windows Vista erra :)