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I've used it, and I'm not sure either. The author of this also doesn't seem to know why: > I’ve been using the Windows 10 Creators Update for a few months now
by lightbyte 10y ago
I've used it, and I'm not sure either. The author of this also doesn't seem to know why:
> I’ve been using the Windows 10 Creators Update for a few months now through the Insider Preview program, and I haven’t had any major issues.
Sounds like this is just baseless W10 hate.
- msarchet 10y agoSeems to be running rampant in this thread.
- BoorishBears 10y agoI saw some people complaining about a game (it might have been GTA V) crashing repeatedly with the update, so there is (or was) at one reason for someone to want to block it.
- ballenf 10y agoI think it's the vestige of a time when people were in control of the software running on their computer. Their interest in blocking the update is directly proportional to the difficulty in doing so. I think it's healthy to oppose certain mandates in principle even if the particular mandate is good. If we lose the ability or knowledge to stop an update, we have lost some freedom. It's not too hard to imagine MS getting hacked and a truly malicious update being pushed. The hate you speak of is the hate for the principle of losing control, not hate for MS itself.
- khedoros1 10y agoOr people that don't like some company treating the computer as their own (Yay, paternalistic protection from ourselves!). Or people that don't want to update to an OS version that pushes ads into basic utilities. Windows 10 is 95% great, which makes the 5% of shit in the crevices stand out even more.