Win8.1 also provides scheduled Win10 prompts for

Computer Store News: Microsoft has introduced Windows 10 to existing Windows 7 and 8.1 users in the past few weeks. Those who regularly update via Windows Update should now be able to see the option to subscribe to Windows 10 on the system tray. You can pre-download Windows 10 by July 29. Earlier this week, Microsoft released another update for Windows 8.1, which prompted Windows 10 when installing Windows. It can be understood that during the installation of Windows 8.1, users were not even prompted to book Windows 10 before booting to the desktop.

The new update prompts you to order Windows 10 when the user first launches a new installation or sets up a newly purchased computer. The reservation is made after you set up your account but did not boot to the desktop, meaning that even new Windows 8.1 computer users will not miss Windows 10 reservations. Moreover, such a prompt (when connected) is displayed even when the Windows 8.1 November update is installed.

Of course you can ignore the scheduled Windows 10 option until Windows 10 is officially released. But we can see the extent of Microsoft's efforts to promote Windows 10.