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If that's the dialog I think it is, there should be a cancel button that would then roll back the update. Takes a good long while, and is BS of course, but woul
by Sindisil 11y ago
If that's the dialog I think it is, there should be a cancel button that would then roll back the update. Takes a good long while, and is BS of course, but would land you back where you were.
Of course, they seem to be iterating on the update dialogs. I'm not saying it's to get past those avoiding the update, but it's probably to get past those avoiding the update.
- cortesoft 11y agoAssuming you are there to respond to the dialog.... if you aren't, then the timer will go off and it will be too late.
- 21 11y agoThat happened to me. I was pushing the update a week away each time it prompted me. But at one prompt I was out in the city. When I arrived home, the computer was rebooted and upgraded to Windows 10... The curious thing is that I have Bitlocker on all drives, including the system one, and it asks for the password on boot. Somehow they got over that (probably temporarily saved the key somewhere).