888-606-4841-Microsoft Forces Windows 10 As a Recommended Update for Windows 7 and 8.1

Making a tweak in its update policy, Microsoft has changed its stance on the Windows 10 update by changing it from mandatory to optional for Windows 7 and 8.1 OS.

Whereas the upgrading procedure begins automatically, the Windows 7 and 8.1 users will have an option to decide whether they want to switch over to the Windows 10 or not. It now depends on the users’ will that they can opt out the available upgrade and modify the settings in such a way that you don’t want to get the upgrade notification.

It is important, because it means that the computer system that is set to download and install the recommended updates—which is believed to be the safest mode—will automatically get the update and launch the installer tool to get the operating system upgrade. However, the installer now requires human interference to complete the steps. With the new upgrade policy, Windows 10 now will no longer be pushed forcefully.

Since the time when Windows 10 OS was introduced, Microsoft has been pushing a forceful free upgrade to Windows 8 and 8.1 – which was really a headache for several users who didn’t want to switch over to the latest Windows operating system. Consequently, they rushed to the Microsoft professional tech support service page in order to get the support easily.

Allowing users to take control over the upgrade is probably the need of the hour when a number of users have reported the irritating condition when they found their computer systems forcefully upgraded to the latest one.

Here is how you can stop the installation process on your computer system:

For Windows 7:

· Go to Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Update

· Hit the Change button

· Find the Recommended Update and make sure the box is not checked

· Click OK

For Windows 8.1:

In Windows 8.1 OS, you can follow two steps – either follow the above procedures or change the preferences through the settings.

· Go to Settings > Update and recovery > Windows update

· Select the way you want to get the OS installed on your PC

· Uncheck the recommended box and click Apply to enable the settings

So here how you can turn off the notification for Windows 10 upgrade if you don’t look forward to switching over to the latest operating system. In case of any technical hurdle, you can access technicians by dialing Microsoft professional technical support phone number.

To make it happen flawlessly without any technical hurdle, you should reach out to expert third party Windows tech support service providers who can help you overcome all types of issues that can plague the process.