Windows 10 build 10125 is leaked

Winuser said:

When the next build is released I'm thinking about doing a clean install. I didn't realize it but when I installed build 10125 it installed in a local account and used my name for my user name and not the first 5 letters of my email address. When I switched to my MS account I kept my user name. It will also help me to decide if I want to do the upgrade or clean install when 10 goes retail.

I just did a clean install of 10122 and it's working just fine. And I plan on doing a clean install of the final build if possible. I just like that more rather than an upgrade for the initial build of Win10.

I'm currently 'testing' 10125 on two test PC's, but I retain Windows 8.1 Pro on my main PC.
I see no reason at all to replace my main OS with Windows 10. Maybe several years down the road, but certainly not in 2015.

Winuser said:

I'm starting to lean more toward doing a clean install on Windows 10 when it's released. I like the idea of being able to do a image before and after installing my programs and apps. It would also allow me to decide what programs I don't need any more.

That's right. New OS. Fresh start. :)

TechnoMage said:

I'm currently 'testing' 10125 on two test PC's, but I retain Windows 8.1 Pro on my main PC.
I see no reason at all to replace my main OS with Windows 10. Maybe several years down the road, but certainly not in 2015.

Personally, I would rather buy a separate license for Win 10 than give up my existing 7 & 8.1. I just hope that MS will give us Insiders an irresistible deal. :)

badrobot said:

Personally, I would rather buy a separate license for Win 10 than give up my existing 7 & 8.1. I just hope that MS will give us Insiders an irresistible deal. :)

A reduced price on a separate license for W10 is what I am hoping for as well.

LittleJay said:

A reduced price on a separate license for W10 is what I am hoping for as well.

Price reduced to 0 (or close to) I'm hoping for !!!