zigzag3143 Contributor, Sysnative Staff Emeritus Joined Mar 27, 2012 Posts 3,741 Jun 30, 2016 #1 The latest preview build of Windows 10 comes with its own mystery. Buried in the System32 folder of build 14376, alongside 590 other .exe files, is a very recent addition with a name guaranteed to raise eyebrows: UpgradeSubscription.exe. In the file's properties, it's described as the Windows Upgrade to Subscription Tool, and its date and time stamp corresponds to other administrative tools in the same build. See for yourself: Mystery file in preview build hints at Windows 10 subscriptions | ZDNet
The latest preview build of Windows 10 comes with its own mystery. Buried in the System32 folder of build 14376, alongside 590 other .exe files, is a very recent addition with a name guaranteed to raise eyebrows: UpgradeSubscription.exe. In the file's properties, it's described as the Windows Upgrade to Subscription Tool, and its date and time stamp corresponds to other administrative tools in the same build. See for yourself: Mystery file in preview build hints at Windows 10 subscriptions | ZDNet