12-17-2016 , 06:55 PM
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The new operating system Windows 10 is free to use with assistive technologies. Free update is available for Windows 7 and 8.1 users
Microsoft has completed the offer of a free upgrade to Windows 10 to Windows 7 and 8.1 July 29, 2016, so users no idea should remain options for a new system without paying a license.
Nevertheless, it is now available a method of performing a free upgrade . It is associated with the new proposal, which was announced on July 29, and Microsoft does not seem to contain any restrictions.
Windows 10 can be installed absolutely free of charge for users of assistive technology, but the funny thing is that the company does not check the use of these functions in practice or not. As a result, any user can upgrade to Windows 10 without paying a license. Therefore, Microsoft found a way to accurately complete promotional campaign. free upgrade at the same time continues to offer free system.
Microsoft says: "For ordinary users a free upgrade offer ended on 29 July. However, if you use assistive technology, you can get a free upgrade after that date under the program to improve the ease of use for people who are using these technologies.
Simple upgrade process
You need to click the "Update Now" on the page on this link , then the executable is loaded, required to start the process of downloading the necessary files and prepare the computer for a free upgrade.
If you fear that Microsoft still will check for assistive technology on your computer, see the responses to questions on the same page of the company website explains: "We do not limit the proposal to members of any particular assistive technologies. If you are using similar technology in Windows, you have every right to a free upgrade. "
Thus, Windows 10 is no longer available for a free upgrade to Windows 7 and 8.1, but can be installed free of charge to users of assistive technology. Perhaps the proposal will also be limited in time, but at the moment it is not mentioned.
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