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Why would anyone want to block the update? I updated mine without any hassle. Took only about 10 minutes or less to finish installing. I had to reconfigure my c
by dsrajapaksha 9y ago
Why would anyone want to block the update? I updated mine without any hassle. Took only about 10 minutes or less to finish installing. I had to reconfigure my custom context menu and explorer shortcuts though.
- Ensorceled 9y agoMy usual reason for delaying is major deadlines where I can't (won't) take the risk of this update botching my machine.
- devopsproject 9y ago> I updated mine without any hassle. > I had to reconfigure my custom context menu and explorer shortcuts though Maybe this is why
- dsrajapaksha 9y agoWell, this is easy to do using WinAero[1] software and I didn't really think of it as a "hassle". [1] http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.1836 http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.1836
- devopsproject 9y agoI had to do zero work and didn't need to download any software when I didn't update.
- jerryr 9y agoI just got a giant warning popup from Parallels (virtualization software) on MacOS that I need to update Parallels before upgrading any Windows guest OSs to Windows 10 Creator's Update. The update claims to fix an issue where Windows won't boot after updating. So, maybe one would want to block the update for reasons such as this? Not sure...it was easy enough for me to stop and update Parallels first, but maybe others have reasons for not doing so.
- ionised 9y agoBecause Windows updates break things sometimes? Also they have been known to reset a shit load of settings and apps (did it to me, twice).