Windows 10 is part of a radical decision made by the Microsoft company for all those who are very eager to use the newest versions of the operating system for computers. More precisely, Microsoft has decided to remove the Skip Ahead option for those who are part of the Fast Ring for testing beta versions of Windows 10, so they will have to wait for better prepared builds.
Windows 10 practically eliminates the possibility of beta testers to install on computers builds that are normally only used by Microsoft engineers, and are not offered even in the beta stage to anyone. These builds of Windows 10 are very unstable, but those who test them assume this to help Microsoft discover in time any kind of problems that need to be solved before the launch.
Windows 10: BAD News, Microsoft's RADICAL Decision
Windows 10 had the Skip Ahead system limited to a very small number of users anyway, so the impact won't be huge, but that way we'll find out a little harder the great functions that are prepared for us. Microsoft made this decision before releasing build 19018 of Windows 10 for spring next year, and would no longer intend to offer the possibility to be part of this system in the near future, which is bad news.
Windows 10 has this decision made because Microsoft no longer wants to offer completely "unprepared" versions for use on PCs to users who should not test them, so Fast Ring will remain the option to test beta versions. Why it took so long for Microsoft to make a decision like this is very hard to say, but in the end it will protect people from versions of Windows 10 that can even damage their PCs.
Windows 10 has this change imposed from now on, so all those who used this system will be left with nothing from now on, so it's good to be prepared for what will follow.
