If you upgraded to Windows 8 or 8.1 and want out, there may soon be an alternative to simply downgrading to Windows 7Microsoft is reportedly going to offer pre-release versions of the next major Windows upgrade, currently codenamed "Threshold," as a public download in the fall of 2014.
ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley reports Microsoft is planning to release the software in late September or early October. Although there's no official name yet for the release, it's widely expected to be called Windows 9.
To be clear, this will be beta software — probably buggy and lacking all the planned features — not the general release what everyone expects to be called Windows 9. Although Microsoft hasn't said anything about when Windows 9 will go on sale, the report mirrors others that point to spring 2015 as the general timeframe. Read more...
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