As the Insider program will continue after Windows 10 is released I thought I'd see how many of you are going to stay an insider or jump over to RTM/GA version.TipHow to Start or Stop Receiving Insider Builds in Windows 10
I'm going to jump over to the GA/RTM. It's been fun testing up till now but I will love it when it comes out and it's stable.As the Insider program will continue after Windows 10 is released I thought I'd see how many of you are going to stay an insider or jump over to RTM/GA version.
As it looks now, the new Build strategy will replace the earlier Service Pack strategy. Being an insider also after the GA date means I do not have to think of it. For me the decision is easy, of course I continue being an insider. Equally clear to me is that I will continue in the Fast Ring.
Not really sure what I am doing yet
I am currently back on 8.1, all the full downloads where killing me
Going to upgrade to main 10 when it comes out, but I might join back for insider builds after a couple of months
Staying with server 2012 build 9200. Will not be using 10 as a primary system.
If Microsoft offers an evaluation from the TechNet Evaluation Center,
might download a free time limited ISO.
Insider on Fast Ring.
Upgrade to RTM on my 8.1 and remain an insider.
I will go with the "Insider", but I choice to use the quote to answer the question because I would get to use the . . .Insider on Fast Ring.
I will upgrade my 2 Win 8.1 systems to RTM/GA and also stay an Insider using another 2 hard drives using the BIOS boot method.
@z3r010 another option could be added to the Poll:
* I'm going to move to RTM/GA & remain an Insider by creating a Dual Boot system.
I'll switch to RTM. I had Windows 8.1 so I have a valid license, and our internet is shitty so I can't be constantly downloading builds. Plus I like to game a little, so some stability would be nice.
