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February 3, 2016

Via: InfoWorld

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Microsoft is proud of its Windows 10 rollout around the globe, recently claiming 200 million devices currently run the latest OS. That’s not too surprising, considering it gave Windows 10 away to folks running Windows 7 and 8/8.1 Home or Pro, and I would assume most people running Windows 8 would be more than happy to jump forward.

Microsoft has also made it easy for consumers to upgrade through its Get Windows 10 app, and Microsoft recently announced it will be putting that same app on enterprise systems.

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