content: No. They're bent on converting as many computers to Windows 10 as possible at any cost.  There are a number of reasons why they would want this, and none of them are good for the consumer.  These are not accidents or PR flubs.  They know exactly what they're doing, how it's perceived, and the possible risks of such a maneuver.  It's a calculated act that depends, in part, on Microsoft being able to say ever-so-subtly, "Yeah, you don't like Windows 10.  What are you gonna do about it?" And most people are just going to shuffle away quietly and mourn their old setup.