I know sod all about windows 10 but thanks for the entertainment Balders and Butters.
The good thing about shit, useless threads like this is that invariably they end up in the doghouse where they belong.
For those of you who don't get all tearful and pouty about your PC updating while you sleep, here are the new features due for release in the first week of May.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/best-new...eators-update/
For the non technical a passive update seems ideal.
I can understand for those with ltd bandwidth or running a critical business you wish to control the time, for us in the beer o'clock mode not having to think about the inside workings of technology is a distinct benefit, I live in the sticks of a 3rd world country and seems to take care of itself in minutes.
Tampering with security or the registry may be fun for pros but I can see no advantage
If anyone can recommend a superior set up for home user please do, Linux looks good but many programs esp Word etc are required by external contacts.
I did have a macbook but as nearest support a long way from here have gone for simple windows 10 laptop problem free so far
Windows has been hacked by a Belgian invertebrate.
He was annoyed because he ended up in a boiler room with a load of bottomless buckets.
Windows update is a necessary evil, every OS does it, it's simply that because Microsoft is the biggest target they are having to respond to hackers a lot more than the rest.
Having said that, they generally do security updates once a month, and a feature update twice a year.
You can delay those by selecting your working hours, or even schedule it to kick off at 4am or whatever suits you.
Patches are there for a reason. Wannacry encrypted thousands of PC's mainly because of fools who listen to the advice of morons like the one that posted this inane thread.
It's a necessary evil for all the hidden parameters Microsoft has there for enterprise environments; home users should never have to touch. The ones that do invariably fuck up their PCs and then try and blame Microsoft for it.Tampering with security or the registry may be fun for pros but I can see no advantage
Windows; there is no app ecosystem that size.If anyone can recommend a superior set up for home user please do, Linux looks good but many programs esp Word etc are required by external contacts.
Unless you're just surfing, downloading and maybe working on Word docs with little complex formatting, there is no value in Linux; not to mention that its hardware support is still generally shit compared to Windows.
Having said that, given the above criteria, it is a nice way to extend the life of older hardware.
harry, you clever Indian boy, you sure know how to recite your promotion script
I have never met Harry so didn't know if he s of Indian extraction or Cowboy for that matter.
If he is not seems like a strange assertion, if he is what is the problem , are you racist towards Indians?
I think for the non technical all banter aside insulting other member in humourless way is unproductive.
What seems odd to me is we can all have opinions re price quality , experience but some to seem to argue about facts. I am not competent to decide but members here who claim expertise seem to disagree
"I think for the non technical all banter aside insulting other member in humourless way is unproductive."
Agreed, one should get some humor back in the all banter non-technical side of insulting other members.
Let's get the P back in productivity/prostate.
Yes, harry works in an Indian call center, if that was your question david
The irony of Buttplug's pathetic attempt at trolling is that you'd probably get more sense out of an indian call center than you would reading his rubbish.
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