![]() So this is the third incident of Microsoft pushing Windows 10. Then it got pinched for pushing a Windows 10 upgrade through Windows Update. First, Microsoft was found to be surreptitiously downloading the install files onto people's computers without permission, a 6.4GB download. ![]() Still, this is getting to be problematic. Microsoft claims the bug has been fixed and there should be no further background attempts to install Windows 10 on unsuspecting users. You can check your computer to see if it tried to pull this stunt by going into Windows Update and clicking on the "View update history" link. ![]() The upgrade was done silently in the background, so people affected would not know their system was attempting to install Windows 10 until they restarted their computer. Microsoft would not say which specific update it was. ![]() Microsoft attributed the problem to a bug in an automatic update it began rolling out to Windows 7 and Windows 8 users in August, which triggered the attempted installations. ![]()
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