You can now upgrade to Windows 10

You can now upgrade to Windows 10

Windows 10 has arrived. After nine months of public beta testing, one more version is rolling to machines throughout the world. You can now upgrade to Windows 10 no cost if you have Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 in your existing PC. While not almost every machine are certain to get the upgrade instantly, Microsoft is rolling out your install to a lot of devices. All you have to do is use the upgrade from your taskbar, and Microsoft will alert you once it's prepared to be installed. See our guide for full Windows 10 upgrade instructions.

If you upgrade today you'll receive a shiny new Start menu, built-in Xbox app with Xbox One game streaming, Cortana integration, a different Microsoft Edge browser, and also a host of recent built-in apps. Should you upgrade to Windows 10 or wait some time? That and more is answered inside our comprehensive Windows 10 

You can now upgrade to Windows 10