Windows 10 Nagware Goes to the Next Level, Disrupts Live Newscast

Still oasis't upgraded your PC to Windows ten? Microsoft wouldn't end haunting you until you lot do so. Adamant to keep the adoption rate going stiff, the company received some gratuitous advertizement when it disrupted a live TV broadcast to button its Windows 10.

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Microsoft interrupts a live circulate to recommend Windows 10

On Wednesday, a meteorologist was warning the residents of a thunderstorm when Microsoft struck with its ain Windows 10 lightning. Keeping up with its tradition of nagging y'all with Windows 10 upgrade screen at the worst possible moments, the company managed to interrupt the live broadcast. If you think you are the one tired of all those Windows 10 nagware pop ups, ask the Iowa meteorologist Metinka Slate, when it interrupted her conditions report.

"Oh, Microsoft recommends Windows 10," she humorously said on camera, later noticing the message. Annoyed, Slate did handle the whole situation pretty well, just it proves yet again how the Windows 10 upgrade process consistently works every bit nagware. Even after hundreds of users have reported how abrasive these tactics are, Microsoft is showing no signs of resigning. "What should I practise?" asked Slate. Well, how about switching your operating system? Yep, that seems extreme and unlikely, simply what are the options we are left with after virtually a year of asking Microsoft to leave us alone.

For our readers, next time yous feel super sick of Microsoft nagging you with Windows x ads, just remember that some people take had it worse. Many annoyed users on Twitter gave it another humorous impact showing that no matter what OS you lot are on or if you lot are just watching the weather report, Redmond volition notice y'all and nag you to the death of your current OS.

@blowdart @troyhunt motion picture.twitter.com/itZJtWlM5i

— Dan Kern (@w6fdo) April 1, 2022

Microsoft offered Windows 10 as a free upgrade to Windows 7, 8 and 8.one users for the commencement year of its launch. This July, the company is planning to drop the first major update to the operating arrangement dubbed as Windows 10 Anniversary Update. While several users are waiting for this upcoming update to bring feature improvements and stability to the OS, Microsoft has done everything to push users to upgrade to the new OS, getting it to grab the position of second virtually-used desktop operating system.