Now you will get message from Microsoft for free upgrade of Windows 10 like this

Microsoft does not want to leave any stone unturned to get more and more users to upgrade to its Windows 10 platform. There is less than a month left in the Windows 10 free upgrade offer. Now Microsoft has announced that for Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1) users, users will get a full screen notification.

The Redmond-based company recently promised to send a notification to users easily saying no to Windows 10 upgrades.

Fresh full-screen notifications are the ultimate way to draw users’ attention to Microsoft’s free Windows 10 upgrade offer. in this notification said “This notification is a reminder that the free Windows 10 upgrade offer expires on July 29, 2016. Microsoft advises you to upgrade to Windows 10 before this offer ends. You can upgrade directly from the notification, cancel notifications permanently, or choose to snooze later.”

Microsoft says that if users choose the ‘Remind me later’ option, the full screen notification will appear again after three days.

The company has also given information about such a situation when this notification will not be visible. For example, if a user has the latest version of ‘Get Windows 10’ app installed, the user will receive messages like ‘Do not notify me again’, ‘Computer is detected to be incompatible with Windows 10, etc.’

Microsoft recently decided to release Windows 10 Anniversary Update on August 2. Windows 10 was released last year on July 29, 2015. This update will be free for Windows 10 users, but users upgrading from the previous Windows version will have to pay $119 (about Rs 8,000) for it.