Windows 10 BS...

In the News someone is talking about how Microsoft "FORCED" the download into their computer and updated their Windows 7 to Windows 10...BULLSH*T!
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2015/09/12/microsoft-confirms-windows-10-now-forced-onto-windows-7-and-windows-8/

sidenote: Shame on you Forbes for even printing that BS!

...and there is no folder and no "hidden" folder called BT.

This is what we call the "Ignorance Factor" and after 24 years of Windows being out you would think they would understand it by now :-( if only they had a teacher like us would they have not been in that situation...

We wrote a post on how to remove the upgrade by uninstalling KB3035583 from Add/Remove Programs:
http://5hvnzon.blogspot.com/2015/07/windows-10-nagware-alert-removal.html

Yes the update will come back again (ONCE), because it doesn't see it in your system so you choose "HIDE UPDATE" when KB3035583 shows up again for the last time.

We just recently updated Windows and believe it or not...believe it, we're still at Windows 7.

People are very jealous of Microsoft's success and no, you won't have the success that Microsoft had as they have had and will continue to have with Windows 10.

Google's Android is just a Desktop over Linux no true talent, more of a Paint by Numbers program designed to use what Linux already provides.

Apple is the only competition to Microsoft with their Macintosh Program, but they only sell that for 25.00, it's the hardware they are selling and is why they are leading everyone in the Market with their Hardware Devices.

That is why Microsoft bought Nokia, they thought they could design their own hardware and compete with Apple's hardware division, but couldn't.

At least Microsoft admitted it and have moved on, which is what we say for the rest of the Microsoft Haters, MOVE ON...

It's like that old saying, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em...and that's a fact!

**UPDATE**

How to remove the Windows.old and $Windows.~BT folders after you upgrade Windows...
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/delete-windows-old-folder/