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I really do not understand, why this has to be so complicated. So many people wasting their time and so many people lost their data. There is also lot of people that lost their faith, and I dont blame them.
So this flowchart is not valid anymore, or what? If I defer updates, this process tree starts anyway (regardless my defer updates setting) if microsoft wants?
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Actually Ultimate really offered more. Have a look what b wrote. Media center for mobile phones, bit locker, .. pretty cool stuff I have to say. But ordinary user does not have a clue, what is going on.
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I agree with the last paragraph. Imagine W10 with non-SSD disk, that is very poor combination.
There has always been some speciality with concrete HW, like Dell Rapid Storage. MSFT saw this as opportunity to charge you more 🙂 I dont believe in W10 Ultra.But not just Microsoft W, every SW does “check for updates” – Chrome, Adobe, Skype, all of them. All this is slowing our computers. Consoles like Playstation and XBoxes have usually worse HW, but their performance is tremendous. PC with windows can do more, but… sometimes, less is more. We say that in czech, do you know that? 🙂
On the other hand, continuos development seems to be the goal for modern society. We all have to create more money for that elite 5%.
What I want is Operating system, that doesnt do tons of computing behind my back and doesnt lie to me and doesnt trick me into buying something.
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My opinion is, that microsoft messed up its own products so badly, that only 3rd party solution can save their ….. lets just say “sitting area”. All the time opensource was my cup of tea, Microsoft told it was cancer. Now MS has stolen Torvalds’s idea, like they did with the idea of windows OS in the very beginning. There is no justice in the world what so ever.
So the conclusion is > Microsoft, please dont ruin this for everybody.By the way, I remember in book called Clone ’97 from Ondrej Neff in year 1997! there was already mentioned thing called Network Computer (not Personal Computer), which should be just terminal for user, everything on cloud, you just operate your termial. Pretty nasty thought in year 1997, isnt it 🙂
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Thank you for your post. This upgrading havoc is terrible. Not only Windows, but all software went crazy recently.. I choose not to upgrade even in bussiness. Our firewall should do the work we payed for. Everything “checks for updates” and changes constantly. Which also mean slowing your network connection, but arent these upgrades great target for hackers in the end? Cant they “send you malicious upgrade”, nobody tested this possibility?
Why we cant have ONE FULLY FUNCTIONAL PRODUCT? That we payed for, by the way.. I dont wanna constantly solve problems caused by upgrades. Other thing I dont understand, how is it possible, that there are so many security problems? Seems to me, that Widows are some sort of Emmentaller cheese.
And one question.. What is the ratio of problems caused by hackers and by microsoft updates globally?
I think its like”
95% microsoft : 5% hackersSomething positive? We have open source calculator on github, hooray!!! Microsoft, you absolutely rock!
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It is not exactly what are you asking about, but I find these “misplaced” dots in formated lists. There is dot situated over the text. I tried multiple browsers (Chrome, IE, Vivaldi) to ensure, that is not diplayed incorrectly due to my browser settings. See attached image for more details.
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