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Then you are using the wrong windows version. If you need complete control over updates for a machine that runs 24/7 you need the windows server edition.
by whatever1 6y ago
Then you are using the wrong windows version. If you need complete control over updates for a machine that runs 24/7 you need the windows server edition.
- trident5000 6y agoThis is why I'm saying I'm close to just switching to Linux, which would be my next move. Not going to reward Microsoft with a new version purchase for making their OS a pain in the ass. Nowhere in the purchase documentation/advertising does it mention this differentiation unless its buried somewhere so I was unaware and I already made my purchase.
- whatever1 6y agoEveryone has their priorities. In Linux you will have updates breaking dependencies, endless hours in configuration, lackluster hardware support and broken display scaling. I love Linux for a server box that I rarely touch but I would never use it for my day to day needs.
- trident5000 6y agoGood to know. Id experiment before a full shift.