Hello, All Pro Geeks,
Woody and all, thank you very much for hosting and running this forum. I find what you’re all posting to be essential sources of great and useful information.
In my current interests with Windows 10 I’d like to find an excellent, long term, easy-to-use third-party Windows update blocker with a UI that someone like me is willing and capable of using. So I now ask which ones y’all like, and which ones are supported by excellent software publishing companies founded and run by true IT pros.
My many thanks in advance for your suggestions!
I’m at a crossroads where I’ve had enough of Microsoft’s surveillance capitalism including its heinously-invasive telemetries, and its policies which interrupt me as a power user and also threaten the integrity of my personal and business data.
For 12 years I’d run and even administered Windows boxes since its 95 version. I created and ran a big animation fine art gallery’s first Peer-to-Peer LAN. We had annual revenue which ranged from $3M to $7M. Because I was a dependable management geek I had carte blanche to run our LAN however I saw fit. I converted us from Novelle 3.1.2. and stepped us through other network changes and ended up building a mixed-OS Windows server-client net using DHCP and many other technologies including an intranet. Chuck Jones’s daughter, Linda, who ran his animation studios, once commented to our company that they/she spent three times what I did on their back-office systems, but still didn’t have it to state where they really liked it. Yet I’ve happily been out’ta that biz since 2012.
Human, who sports only naturally-occurring DNA ~ oneironaut ~ broadcaster
