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Yeah but the next update will probably turn it back on silently...

• a1369209993 5y ago
  Unlikely; Windows updates (mostly) only turn things you disabled back on if they're harmful to you.
  • saurik 5y ago
    Yeah: and disabling mitigations for an attack certainly wouldn't be considered "harmful" by anyone.
  • toomanyducks 5y ago
    idk about this, my anecdotal experience suggests otherwise - irrelevant things (i.e., monitor resolutions, mouse acceleration curves, and I think DNS settings at one point) can be thrown around by updates a bit too frequently in my experience.
  • Causality1 5y ago
    I have a tablet that was unusable before I installed WuMgr and blocked auto-updates because every 24 hours Windows Update would force-install a broken touchscreen driver. Windows Update is the single most embarrassing, half-assed software project of the 21st century.