> The #1 problem I have with Windows 10 is that the Home edition (which is what I would > get upgraded to from my Home Premium copy) wont let you say "hey Windows, don't > install any updates, just tell me when there are updates to install and let me decide > what to do" like I can with Windows 7. For a clueless user who doesn't know any > better, making this the default and requiring a bit of effort to switch it off makes > sense but it should be possible for those who DO know what they are doing to make > their own decisions on updates.
The part of that that really bothers me is that updates supposedly will not be able to be backed out. So, when M$ screws up (it'll happen) and dropkicks some needed feature into oblivion, the only solution will be to wait for them to get a round tuit.
That's not a formula for success right there... -JW
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