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this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2025
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To be fair, I wouldn't have a nice day if someone decided to install a significant update/upgrade/fork for an OS on the family machine without prior notice, either...
Nowhere near corporal punishment levels, but most certainly "clean uninstall your programs daily" levels. Would still make a backup of any saved games/projects, I'm not a monster...
But given Anon knew what Win 10 is and the father obviously did not, my guess is that the father clicked on the 'upgrade now!' panel Microsoft used to pester Win 7 and Win 8 users with.
The post was made in 2020. I think it's likely that this was a PC that already ran Windows 10, which probably auto-updated itself as they love to do