- Apr 25, 2013
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Sony Vaio notebook users are being warned against going ahead with their upgrades to Windows 10.
The note was published before the Windows 10 launch on the Sony Europe site, but not everyone seems to have got the message.
Anyone discovering it now, could find the news comes a week too late, but given the serious warning, it should encourage others to hold off. We don’t get PC vendor messages like this very often:
Sony is still testing its hardware and drivers for compatibility and there seems no hurry by the Japanese company to let Vaio users get upgrading.
Its not like there’s even a list of affect products, with the document listing “personal computers” as the devices affected, with is as generic as you can get.
Perhaps this is hopefully one of the better examples of Microsoft’s staggered upgrade effort, even if it is angering some Sony users over the delay.
The note was published before the Windows 10 launch on the Sony Europe site, but not everyone seems to have got the message.
Anyone discovering it now, could find the news comes a week too late, but given the serious warning, it should encourage others to hold off. We don’t get PC vendor messages like this very often:
If you do not wait for our test results before proceeding with the upgrade, some of the hardware or features on your VAIO computer may no longer work as intended. In such cases your VAIO computer may experience crashes, become unresponsive or may even suffer hardware damage. Your VAIO would then require service and you risk losing all of the data that is stored on the computer.
Sony is still testing its hardware and drivers for compatibility and there seems no hurry by the Japanese company to let Vaio users get upgrading.
Its not like there’s even a list of affect products, with the document listing “personal computers” as the devices affected, with is as generic as you can get.
Perhaps this is hopefully one of the better examples of Microsoft’s staggered upgrade effort, even if it is angering some Sony users over the delay.