MoreThe world is getting ready for the launch of Windows 9 preview, so Microsoft is now giving the last touches to the testing builds that shall be released to users in just a few days.
As we’ve already told you in our previous coverage on the launch of Windows 9, the preview version of the operating system would be all about feedback, and just like any other unfinished product, it could come with some bugs and performance issues that don’t make it appropriate for everyday use.
But Microsoft still wants to hear from users trying Windows 9, so today the company has launched the very first online community dedicated to individuals who installed the operating system and have suggestions on how to improve the product.
As you can see in this leaked screenshot, the forum is published on the TechNet page, but it’s currently unavailable to regular users and will likely remain so until the public unveiling on Tuesday.
One of the first gripes you will hear is "How do we turn off this constant MS nagging about feedback"
You betcha.One of the first gripes you will hear is "How do we turn off this constant MS nagging about feedback"
LOL...I wouldn't bet against you on that very thing happening.One of the first gripes you will hear is "How do we turn off this constant MS nagging about feedback"
Microsoft Launches First Windows 9 Support Forum
Funny, I thought we did that
A Guy
What I am curious is how many Windows 8/8.1 users VS. Windows 8/8.1 Pro users there are.
The reason I ask is, even if Microsoft gives away Windows 9 (most likely with Bing) for free, will the Pro users get this same offer? Or, will they be asked to pay for a Windows 9 Pro upgrade?
That is my first feedback question.
my second question is
is there a Windows 9 RT version?
I believe it is only the author of the Softpedia article who has worded it as such. I see no other reference to that claim. I have a link to the Technet forum and, of course, so far it is empty.
Funny, I thought we did that
A Guy
Even so, most forum sites that I visit have set up an alternative Windows 9 forum, or, in most cases, an alternative site. I would not care to argue who was first, as it is irrelevant.
So far they are mostly unpopulated, as there is not much that can, at this stage, be commented on, other than rumour.
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"But Microsoft still wants to hear from users trying Windows 9, so today the company has launched the very first online community dedicated to individuals who installed the operating system and have suggestions on how to improve the product.
As you can see in this leaked screenshot, the forum is published on the TechNet page, but it’s currently unavailable to regular users and will likely remain so until the public unveiling on Tuesday.
fwiw. Not sure that it is a "leaked" screenshot. It is freely available to view at this stage, if the user has the right credentials.
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Lol, I believe it means MS launches their first Windows 9 support forum. I was just funnin as we have been here waiting. A Guy
Technically we have the first Windows 9 Support forum, and I'm sure MS would do well to visit here for quality feedback
As they should.Technically we have the first Windows 9 Support forum, and I'm sure MS would do well to visit here for quality feedback
