Nope - Webroot is fully compatible with Windows 10, so feel free to upgrade whenever you are ready.

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if i upgrade to windows 10 do i loss webroot

@ , like @ said Webroot will work on Windows 10 perfectly. I've been running it for a while and it's a beauty.

On top of that right now i am running the test to update W10 to the Autumn update version without uninstalling Secure Anywhere. Guess in an hour or 2 i can tell if it works like it used to before the update.

Be aware that if you do update from W10 to the Autumn update build that you do need at least 7Gb of free space after downloading the update installer or the update will halt due to lack of disk space.

To get the installer to run on my old machine i had to uninstall everything else ( VLC, Chrome etc etc etc , in short everything besides the OS & Secure Anywhere ). That's only because i run on an old 40Gb HD and it had nothing to do with W10 nor Secure Anywhere.

 

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