Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Mike I agree went to get my coffee and the download had started,checked and it is now an update.
Big Brother in the sky type of thing. it updated all my drivers that needed updates.Have not found any problems "so far " .Fairly well beat this in the ground,all files are still on board and stored info still intact. As they say "kick start it and see what happens" .End of life sort of thing.lol software eol.
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I miss this garbage. One word "APPLE".
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I have read everyone's comments. And what I read was Greek. I don't speak or write Greek. And I am not one bit interested in being a Greek.
I know and understand windows 7. It serves my purpose. some posters tell horror stories of their Win 10 download. I know enough about computers to get myself into trouble but not how to uninstall an issue. As to agreeing to the fine print I don't recall that the same contract was presented to me for installing Win 10. I am getting annoyed with MS and will search out an apple on my next go around I mean why does a consumer have to be hassled in such a manner. and you do know that Win 10 was designed to extract even more personal information from your unit with every keystroke . MS may be listening to me right now |
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My question to you is if I proceed will the program explain what it does and doesn't do, etc before I proceed. In other words I would like a preview before the performance? thanks |
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However, despite what most people think, it is correct that if at some time in the past someone set their Windows Update options such that they agreed to accept both critical AND recommended updates (which is NOT the default) that when Microsoft made Windows 10 a recommended update, that prior action effectively gave them permission to push Windows 10 to the machine in question. However, the fact that if someone sued over this that Microsoft would easily win in no way excuses what they did (from a moral perspective). Don't get mad, learn the lesson and move on (turn OFF automatic installation of recommended updates and also get a copy of "Never10" and run it). -- Bob C |
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Doesn't really explain what it's doing, but this may give some insight:
Never10 is a free app for when you absolutely, positively don't want Windows 10 | PCWorld Blocking Windows 10 with Never10 | Computerworld never10 - Google Search |
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You are 100% correct. That is why when you install W10 you need to go to "Advanced" setup, uncheck all of the telemetry stuff, NOT sign in with a Microsoft account (local or domain accounts only)...but, it does require not just hitting the "next" key over and again.
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GRC | Never10 -- Bob C |
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I appreciate the information you have posted. I did go in last night and stopped automatic upgrades. I am running 7 and have a lot of games and an older version of Microsoft Outlook (2007) and am afraid I would lose those. Newer versions of Outlook do not provide a couple options that I really like for my job/scheduling, etc. I am interested in your opinion of Never 10 I have been looking at same, but not being that great w/computers I was leery of downloading same. Do you feel it is user-friendly for a fairly literate user?
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What is fun is watching everyone afraid Microsoft is collecting information when in reality the biggest culprits are Comcast and Cox. Heck, THIS website is all over the internet. This is a current screenshot of the traffic that TOTV has on its homepage. |
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