I work in the tech industry, and no one I know likes Windows 10 (or Windows 8 before it). In fact, my 6,000+ employee company refuses to adopt Windows 10. So what do I discover when I get this latest NUC and start the installation? No Windows 7 drivers! Surely there must be a workaround, I think. Everyone I know still uses Windows 7. But no! You can figure out some drivers--LAN, for example. But there's no Win7 video driver available. As T might say (not that he deserves to be quoted), "Dumb!" But wait a second. Maybe it's not so dumb from Intel's point of view. Is Microsoft paying Intel not to support Windows 7? After all, we know that MS has been so desperate to make Windows 10 look like a "success" that it has been "giving away" the operating system for a while now. But don't be fooled, folks. No one in tech gives away anything without an ulterior motive. And you know what that is in the case of Windows 10: the OS is peppered with ways to sell you stuff. Not this guy. To Microsoft and to Intel, which laid an egg with this one, I say, "no sale!"