A question
Apr. 8th, 2016 11:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
avevale_intelligencerHas anyone else who uses Windows 10 experienced an "update" this morning which installed itself in spite of preferences being set to "ask me first" and after which several things on the computer do not work at all, or work differently, or work up to a point and then crash?
I have encountered one other person on the net who reports something similar, but there must e more than two of us.
Comments to the effect that Windows is rubbish and only rubbish people use it will meet with a stony silence. That is not what I need. Thank you.
I have encountered one other person on the net who reports something similar, but there must e more than two of us.
Comments to the effect that Windows is rubbish and only rubbish people use it will meet with a stony silence. That is not what I need. Thank you.
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Date: 2016-04-09 03:42 pm (UTC)When I go to Settings -> Update & security -> Advanced options -> View your update history, it says I can uninstall updates, but I have never attempted this.
I believe that Windows 10 will download and install updates automatically unless you tell it you have a "metered connection". This only works if you connect wirelessly. If you connect through an ethernet cable, Windows 10 doesn't give you this option.