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Well I agree if you have a good reason (like a lack of driver) then you absolutely should be able to delay or cancel the update. I think there are two differen
by captainmuon 10y ago
Well I agree if you have a good reason (like a lack of driver) then you absolutely should be able to delay or cancel the update.
I think there are two different questions. Should updates auto-install by default (after a warning), and should you be able to reject any update? I'd say yes to both, but unfortunately Microsoft tends to no for both sometimes.