The license agreement for Windows 10 is, like the OS itself, a different kind of beast, with new clauses that spell out automatic updates, the bundling of Office and what happens when a user tries to upgrade from a pirated copy.

Ed Bott of ZDNet first reported on the apparent final form Windows 10 EULA (end-user licensing agreement) Thursday.

As Bott concluded, there are no real surprises in the Windows 10 EULA — all the information there had been disclosed by Microsoft prior — but nor does the agreement answer outstanding questions, including how long the firm will support the new OS.

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