How is it considered wanting a free upgrade if you want to test out a feature from one version not available in another when both are available on the insider program? Keep in mind, the insider program is meant for users to test all aspects of pre-release features and provide feedback. Id say, if anything, I am the one doing the job I agreed to when I joined the insider program, and perhaps you were the one just looking for the free upgrade. Think about it.
When the insider program first started, they offered keys for both, and you simply changed the key depending on which version you used. It's possible, even now, to change versions simply by using the windows updater tool and a USB drive, and everything works perfectly. (just as a side note... also indicating that even Microsoft disagrees with your "free upgrade" statement.) My issue is that I couldn't get the updater tool to work at the time of the post.
But alas, I have solved my issue - even without the wonderful help of those who think I just want a free upgrade. I factory reset the S3, took the updates, then used the USB tool to load W10 Professional on my tablet for testing. Or was that not supposed to work because I just wanted the free upgrade and you get what you pay for?
Err wait... do you get what you pay for with the insider program? I cant remember the terms of service. No, wait... I think they wanted people to test features and provide feedback. That's right.
Hey.. maybe try honoring your deal and actually testing and providing feedback rather than slinging accusations. That'd be better for the forum, the Insider community, AND Microsoft.
01-21-2016 08:43 AM