Latest update of Internet Explorer loads a pop-up that wants to force users to upgrade to Windows 10.
The least we can say is that Microsoft has put the dishes in large to encourage us to adopt Windows 10 , even if we do a little afraid about security issues.
In early February, the Redmond company would raise the updated Windows 10 from "optional" to "recommended."
As the pace of adoption of Microsoft's latest OS seems to be marking time , the firm has decided to use means a bit borderline to make us strongly to upgrade to Windows 10 by hiding an update pop up in in the latest version of Internet Explorer 11.
Internet Explorer 11 hides a pub for Windows 10
If you use Windows 7 or 8.1 and you are still adept Internet Explorer (yes there are still), you've probably been prompted to download the latest patch MS16-023 browser that promises to fill several vulnerabilities.
But apparently this patch not only fixes sailed to believe what happened to some users who are entrusted to our colleagues at Neowin .
Indeed, the first launch the browser, some were surprised (good or bad) of seeing an invitation to spend the pop-up to "Updating Windows 10 free"via an "offer limited time" with a button to access this update.
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