Sometimes things get worse and sometimes nasty. Microsoft tries to push Windows 10 upgrade on different ways. But now it seems that they crossed some red lines with their latest update action.
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On March 3,2016, Microsoft released Security Update KB3139929 for Internet Explorer 11. InfoWorld pointed out in this article: Windows patch KB 3139929: When a security update is not a security update, that this security update also installs Update KB3146449 (which isn't removable). The description of this KB article says: This update, released on 03/08/2016, adds functionality to Internet Explorer 11 on some computers that lets users learn about Windows 10 or start an upgrade to Windows 10.
It seems, that only a few users get the Windows 10 upgrading nag-screen in IE 11 – I have had two places, where people reporting such a behavior.As Woody Leonhard pointed out in his article "Microsoft's intrusive Get Windows 10 behavior has reached new lows" – and it seems that – in a view of business customers – Microsoft has crossed a red boarder. Who can trust a company, claiming to overtake critical IT tasks with Cloud and Azure, with such a behavior?
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