Several sites are looking for people to sue MS for Windows 11

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Several sites are looking for people to sue MS for Windows 11. Windows 10 was to be the last Windows OS. MS has broken their agreement to clients. They told lied and deceived its customers. Is anyone planing to join this lawsuit?

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No one signed a contract with this statement, so I’d love to see how these Attorneys are going to claim damages.  It’s yet to be determined if this is going to be free or paid upgrade.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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That was said by a Microsoft developer evangelist at a 2015 Ignite conference. It was never confirmed by anyone in WIndows program management or any Microsoft executive. See Why Microsoft is calling Windows 10 ‘the last version of Windows’ – The Verge

--Joe

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Seems a little early to be claiming damages when it has not even been released yet.

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Come Monday,  I will speak to my lawyers about filling a suite for this insane unstable OS literally pushed on me. The work I will have to do to even restore 10?  will require a clean install and hours of getting drivers and other app support I had working.

These Bastards are seriously going to feel my wrath for doing this.  This is like the role out of Vista which I bought from Costco and took back in 1 to 2 days.  Even open,  Costco gave me my money back with no questions asked.  All I said was Vista!  and they said :  We understand.  here is your money back.

 

Besides being a memory hog! there are certain things about Vista I did like.  Its a shame they could fix all the bugs in it .

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11 has ruined my laptop, slow, freezes up. I was supposed to have ten days to switch back to Windows 10 but after just a couple of hours when I tried to go back it said this function was no longer available. I have to buy a new laptop.

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No you don’t.  What operating system did you have?

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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keith corbett jr. wrote:

11 has ruined my laptop, slow, freezes up. I was supposed to have ten days to switch back to Windows 10 but after just a couple of hours when I tried to go back it said this function was no longer available.

You are posting in a thread over a year old and that thread doesn’t pertain to your difficulties. Please start a new thread with computer details including attempted solutions.

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Please report back what your lawyers said when you asked them to sue Microsoft…

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Well, as ever, it all depends on how well padded is the would be plaintiff’s wallet: costs of attorney, you know?

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We could do with a good laugh.

cheers, Paul

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BATcher

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keith corbett jr. wrote:

I have to buy a new laptop

You new laptop will probably come with Windows 11

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