Windows 9 release Date?

I honestly don't know what's wrong with windows 8 or 8.1. I've been using windows 8 since the consumer preview and after I got used to the change, I didn't want to go back to windows 7. Before Windows 8 I was using a Linux Distro but with windows 8 I changed over.

Yes windows 8.1 update made it better in my opinion but I don't know why everyone says its ****. it is stable, reliable, trustworthy and I fount it easy to use once you get used to the layout change. I agree that the charms got annoying when I went to shut a page down but the charms bar popped up. looking forward to windows 9 beta.

I am a beta tester with Linux, Microsoft, Mozilla and more. I'm keen to see what is due out next.

Windows 9 release Date? Will it become better than windows 8?

I think it'll be on july 2015

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Again because a particular computer won't run Windows 8.0/8.1 is not Microsoft fault it is the manufacturer of the computer. They are the ones who decide whether to provide updated software, drivers, etc. If your computer falls into this category complain to the manufacturer. Hope this helps and if you need any further assistance post and we will be glad to help you.

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I respectfully submit that at some level we are indeed nudged not so gently into new computers. To wit, my warhorse Thinkpad T40 runs XP Pro. It's not practical and barely possible to mod it to be able to run Win7 let alone 8.1.  My original post cited the Yoga 2 Pro. This is clearly a case of an excellent machine being stifled by an OS that a lot of people can't/won't resonate with. As far as my limited knowledge goes there is no alternate OS for that machine. As for the choice to change/upgrade; yes, it is ultimately a consumer choice, one that the MS marketing folks should have paid more attention to. I'm going to assume that the demographic of this group is well outside the Pareto Curve of typical computer users. The rest of us under the curve are the ones returning 8.1 machines. Ask around. The sales droid at Best Buy will you that anything running 8.1 has a 70% chance of being returned because of the OS whereas the Ipads seem to satisfy the majority of buyers. I'm a lifelong PC guy and like some of us, I can't bring myself to buy anything Apple. Still, I get the impression that 8.1 has sold more Ipads than Yogas. Yes, the choice is ultimately ours, a fact that MS would do well to keep in the front of their consciousness.