Anyone using Windows 10?

[Bob]

I heard you have to pay for it after July 2016.

Is it worth upgrading to?

Any tricks or what's the deal with if I've got a Windows 7 installation disk and key?  As in installing Windows 10 on its own and not upgrading from Windows 7, but still using the Windows 7 key code after installing Windows 10.

[perfect_pitch]

Hope this helps...

https://www.redmondpie.com/windows-10-product-key-and-activation-how-to-find-it-and-how-it-works/

Personally, I upgraded it because I want DirectX 12 (Gamers will know what that is, others will think I'm a geek).

It's not bad - a couple of annoyances (like inability to really customise start menu), but I did get it because it was free.

[senanserat]

I am a software developer, and I was reluctant to upgrade from Win 7, but alas the gears of times keep moving with or without us and in order to keep using the latest tools and features it is better to be as close to the actual realises as possible.

For a casual user nothing changed much, it is like a fusion between Win 7 and Win 8 (which I hated) icons are smaller though

[quantum]

One of my Win7 computers has a box popping up for free upgrade to Win10.  Has anyone done the upgrade using that method?

[yewtree]

I upgraded to Windows 10  from Windows 8, and everything is fine , I find the features are better and videos stream better.    You can always change back if you are not happy with Grade 10, but I think you will find it is absolutely fine.     
The reason for my upgrade to W10 , was that I hated Window 8 and the videos wouldn't stream.   

[Bob]

I was thinking of trying to install Windows 10 from scratch.  There's an iso file you download I think.  But I want to make sure my Windows 7 license key will work for that for sure first if possible.

[minor9th]

It seems to be a little faster than Windows 7 and stable so far. The Edge browser is quite fast, but it can't use any extensions or add-ons, such as Ad Blocker, so that limits its usefulness to me.

[Bob]

You have to pay after July though, right?  That's pretty much the reason I was thinking of upgrading.