Win 10 Forced Updates
I am extremely disappointed that Win 10 is forcing updates on you. I have 2 new computers with Win 10 giving the update problem. I was setting up a new desktop for my 90 year old mother. It updated 2...
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Sam Spade wrote:Fizz wrote:Sam Spade wrote:cpaulsen wrote:
When I upped to windows 10....I searched online and found out how to stop auto updates.
And you choose not to share that with us here......WHY ??
How about a little initiative on your part?
Did you try simply doing a GOOGLE search on
"how to stop windows 10 update"
Well I guess asking for a little friendly help is too much for some people. Not sharing knowledge that you already have is just being a ______ (fill in the blank with a nasty adjective).
Do you send your kids to school.....or expect them to learn EVERYTHING from first hand experience ???
With issues such as computer upgrades and fixes for things like described here it is often best to look it up yourself. Why? Because your computer and exactly what you are seeing on the screen and the versions of some software you have are likely very different from the person who found a fix.
This is why it's best to do your own search to be sure you are not trying something that will just screw up your system even more than it is.
Also this is the first time I have ever heard of a "Forced" windows INSTALL. If you dont install the fre version windows is offering you will just have to pay for it later. Might as well get on board now. Before too long nothing else will be supported.
One way to ensure you get a good clean install of WIN 10 is to go thru and completely clean your computer of all the junk that accumulates there. Running a program like CCLEANER will help a lot.
