I was just about to post this article...
 
I do have to break it to all you windows 7 lovers, but they are right.

might have something to do with the way the "coincidentally" broke the windows 7 updates - takes forever to get them, if ever since windows 10 was crammed down peoples throats.
 

ILikeBeans
But I thought Windows 10 was ransomeware.

Not                                    quite                                              yet

Still won't upgrade till support is dropped.

I have a mix of win7 and 10. Win10 is ok, I have to have win7 since MS did away with support in win10 for MCE I use my TV with a card to watch TV. It is easier to tape shows since I can have as much storage as I want.

I'm not apologizing if this comes off as conspiracy, but you guys shouldn't be naive or forget that Microsoft is a business and if they lose sales of Win 10 to their own previous OS discovered by their own marketing and statistic department, then of course generating some hype or hysteria would help sales.  After all, a dollar for MS isn't a dollar for MS if it interferes with a new product roll out.  

I'm not saying these "randomwares" aren't real, I'm just saying take it with salt; I've never (yet) experienced it, while someone else could have and then got Windows 10 (congratulations to MS for the successful campaign).

If I get Windows 10, it won't be because I'm afraid my current OS is up for grabs, is has to be because I want the features and support of new applications that MS is trying to isolate to make the OS more appealing.  I'd like to think the rest of you that went on to 10 did it because you wanted to, not because MS' scare tactics about your previous OS worked.

Just fearmongering by Microsoft to push users to windows 10. What i don't get is why doesn't the NSA or FBI track down people doing ransomeware.

If Windows 7 is soooo dangerous and everybody hates Windows 10, the obvious solution would be to re-release Windows 7 new and improved version next year and call it Windows 17. Makes sense to me anyway.

Your start menu is back in 10

candle_86
Your start menu is back in 10

It seemed more like a billboard flashing advertisements than it resembled a Start Menu. That's just my opinion after only being able to stomach Windows 10 for a very short period of time before having to roll back to Windows 7. It was a life or death decision basically. I would rather end it all than be forced to use Windows 10 in its current form with all of the bloatware, addon rubbish for Windows phones which I believe are either extinct or on the endangered species list, more rubbish for XBox owners who were stupid enough to build a gaming PC just so they could hook their XBox up to it and play games on it through their PC (that's PC gaming, right?), and last but not least the intrusive snooping. Whew, that took a lot out of me. I'd better lay down for a nap.

candle_86
Your start menu is back in 10

I don't find the Win10 start menu to look anything like Win7 one, although I've gotten used to it.  What I really don't like is the lack of a good way to increase the text size of it like I could in Win7.  Anything above 1080 res and I can barely see it at 2' away.  I don't care to blow up my entire screen just to be able to read the start menu.
 
Win10 really lacks in customization like Win7 had.

7 has plenty of bloatware, just look at a clean install sometime.

agent8
Just did a clean install of 7 a month or so ago. I didn't see any bloatware. No Iheart radio, minecraft or candy crush ads in my start menu either. Just an OS performing how it should. About the only thing I find is the sample videos, music and pictures which I trash anyway.

Same here. Just a few games that I disable using Windows Features. I disable the Media Center too because it has always been nothing but trouble for me.