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>* I'm not in love with Windows, but as long as you don't go out of your way to screw it up it makes a pretty decent bootloader* So, I've been running win10 on
by vacri 10y ago
>* I'm not in love with Windows, but as long as you don't go out of your way to screw it up it makes a pretty decent bootloader*
So, I've been running win10 on my games machine for about ten months now, and there's been two 'reboot now or in 15 minutes, no other choices' updates that I've seen, and a sizable number of times I've come back to it having autorebooted to a login prompt. Usually I'm just gaming, but I've had it reboot with open documents.
I could probably turn this off somewhere, but as it's not a mission-critical computer, it's still amusing to me.
- emp_zealoth 10y agoNope, the only reliable way to block it (that i know of) is to break reboot service by taking away permissions to run or edit it from your own OS Possibly it will get overturned by autoupdate after a while anyway
- cgvgffyv 10y agoOh for Christ sake, just disable the Windows Update service and stop complaining. Done. No updates until you turn it back on. It's two clicks.
- JohnBooty 10y agoHahaha wow. Well, that's good to know. That would be a possible non-starter for a machine actually intended for "real work."