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Unless you're on a corporate machine where they have some Group Policy to force updates, you absolutely can control when updates are performed. You might have
by kjs3 6y ago
Unless you're on a corporate machine where they have some Group Policy to force updates, you absolutely can control when updates are performed. You might have to actually learn how to do that, but it's not like M$ makes it impossible.
- bouncycastle 6y agoI think I've lost count how many times I've ran into a Windows powered kiosk / info screen that was stuck in the middle of a forced update.
- kjs3 6y agoI've seen all sorts of times I've run into a Windows thing that crashed for unknown reasons. I can't think of a single time I think I've ran into a Windows powered kiosk / info screen that was stuck in the middle of a forced update. I have however, lost count of how many times some piece of technology has failed because someone didn't read the manual.
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