#5723952

cryohellinc

2019-10-25 09:40

Microsoft be like: [youtube=paxk_LPmdMI]

#5723960

IchimA

2019-10-25 10:00

Lates issue I had with Microsoft and WIN10 was two days ago when my work laptop stopped recognizing VMware 12 as a trusted program, updated it to VMware 15 and now my old B960 CPU is not recognized as it does not have virtualization....

#5723962

barbacot

2019-10-25 10:07

Another windows update failure - why did they made so difficult to disable windows update like in the old days if things like this happens...why??? https://i.imgur.com/p0rFEnn.png

#5724013

Rich_Guy

2019-10-25 13:43

I didn't install it, as got no issues.

#5724016

insp1re2600

2019-10-25 13:59

barbacot:

Another windows update failure - why did they made so difficult to disable windows update like in the old days if things like this happens...why???

What like the giant pause button in windows update already? Or the click of a button in gpedit.

#5724018

barbacot

2019-10-25 14:06

insp1re2600:

What like the giant pause button in windows update already? Or the click of a button in gpedit.

I was talking about something like this that was removed in win 10: https://i.imgur.com/Aw9pioA.jpg

#5724030

mbk1969

2019-10-25 14:33

Ain`t that obvious - different teams at MS went to the war path (with each other).

#5724080

Prince Valiant

2019-10-25 16:28

barbacot:

I was talking about something like this that was removed in win 10: ...

I don't know why they refuse to return to modular and optional updates in spite of all the broken updates.The previous model worked for over 20 years and the new one has been screw-up after screw-up.

#5724112

circeseye

2019-10-25 17:54

i want the ability to not install or pause certain updates (like the KB4515384 fiasco) till there's word its fixed. instead of having to pause all

#5724115

Yxskaft

2019-10-25 18:02

Microsoft simply got tired of the majority of Windows users neglecting the updates and then being blamed for all Windows OSes being parts of botnets I also want Windows 10 updates to work like back in Win7 and earlier, but I can see why Microsoft chose to change it You also have the case of Microsoft wanting the latest DX12 features supported on all Windows 10 PCs. They don't want to have a repeat of how it was for Vista and Win7, where Microsoft released a DX11 platform update for Vista to further drive DX11 adoption, but Vista users kept acting like a clog by not updating.

#5724116

tsunami231

2019-10-25 18:09

nice there breaking there threat protection service. does MS Q/A anything?

#5724118

anticupidon

2019-10-25 18:15

Microsoft Windows team is beyond salvation. But hey, in the end this team has the task of will introducing the "broken WaaS " model. Windows 10 will be forever remembered as the "broken"model. In almost every aspect regarding an operating system. Is Linux better. Depending of your needs, you can ALWAYS choose.

#5724131

Mesab67

2019-10-25 18:28

Oh dear...MS doing more alpha testing on the public, because 'they can'. Unfortunately, and I can't see that changing anytime soon. Another down side to a monopoly.

#5724279

Thunk_It

2019-10-26 06:18

Yes...here we go again! A few days ago I decided to "un-pause" updates on my Windows 10 computer, and 2 updates were promptly offered. Of those 2, only one would install. KB4517389 would not install, I even went to Microsoft's download catalogue website and tried to manually install it, but no, it still refused to install. In my opinion, Windows 10 updates are definitely poorly engineered and coded!

#5724289

mbk1969

2019-10-26 09:20

Notice that no user reports this time. MS caught the bug. Big improvement.

#5724801

rl66

2019-10-28 10:30

You have to see the good point: This update doesn't make Windows Defender think that Windows OS is a virus and remove it... You are alway so negative... XD (it might be a joke sponsorised by the Linux community... )