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  The Windows 10 update conundrum [Q&A]

  Publié: avril 14, 2017, 4:23pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows 10's growth seems to have stalled for the moment, despite the software giant's best (and worst) efforts to get consumers and businesses to upgrade. I spoke to Charles Cho, senior Microsoft architect at PCM, Inc., about why this is, and why Microsoft is so desperate to get users to upgrade. He had some interesting insights on the update conundrum. BN: Why is Microsoft so eager to have users update to Windows 10? CC: The top reason Microsoft wants users to upgrade is for their own benefit -- so they are on the latest and greatest security technology, and experience… [Continue Reading]