Thanks for pointing this out. I think it's a move in the right direction to allow users of W7 and W8 to upgrade for free. I'm hoping that there aren't as many surprises and changes as there were with W8 and glad they made some needed adjustments with W8.1. That being said I tend to wait to do upgrades until some of the initial bugs are worked out and I get a feel for whether the upgrade is right for me. Some of these releases are like phase 2 of the Beta testing. Also folks should consider that upgrading your OS sometimes means you will have to pay for other software upgrades that might not be compatible with the new W10, those companies have to pay their programers to write upgrades and patches and in the end it is the consumer who pays.