Microsoft switches automatically-offered Windows 10 upgrade to a “Recommended” download that in turn scheduled the upgrade process unless the user interfered. Microsoft has applied some unusual stratagems in its efforts to get customers to upgrade to Windows 10, but this behavior is among its most aggressive simply because it is deceptive in the context of normal Windows UI behavior. Microsoft expanded a long-existing support document that details what users see when the Get Windows 10 app schedules the upgrade and how people can cancel the process before it starts.”]