Way back in February 2006, nearly a year before the consumer launch of Windows Vista, I noted the first appearance of Microsoft’s Windows Anytime Upgrade program in a Vista beta build. The theory ...

Windows Anytime Upgrade (WAU) is an upgrade method offered by Microsoft and selected resellers for users who wish to upgrade their edition of Windows Vista by buying a license. As we talked about in ...

Microsoft is making a tweak to the way it will enable Windows Vista users to upgrade to higher-end versions of Windows via its "="" program"="">. Windows Anytime Upgrade is a Vista marketing program ...

According to a recent blog post from Microsoft’s Brandon LeBlanc, Windows 7 will include a tool that will allow users to upgrade from a basic version of the OS to one of the more feature-rich versions ...

New PC owners currently using Windows 7 Starter: Microsoft wants you to know there's still a few days to take advantage of the Windows Anytime Upgrade discount. The offer let's users move from the ...

Microsoft has just released prices for the Windows Anytime Upgrade offerings for Windows 7-- table above -- and it looks as though they're priced to put you off buying them. Possibly worse, the ...

Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system has now been on the market for a decade and counting. Despite mainstream support for the OS ending later this year, Microsoft is offering an Extended Security ...

Microsoft designed the Windows Anytime Upgrade program for customers wanting to upgrade their editions of Vista as they please. Up until now, users could pay and ...

Microsoft's upgrade program for Windows 7 will come to end this Saturday, July 3. Windows Anytime Upgrade (WAU), which launched in 2007 in advance of the Vista launch, lets customers upgrade from one ...

Stuck using a lower-end version of Windows 7 and considering an upgrade? Then you might want to act fast -- Microsoft has just issued a reminder that its Windows Anytime Upgrade offer is ending this ...