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It "works fine" insofar as you don't know if your machine is brimming with malware silently chugging away Which is what "good" malware does
by IntelMiner 4y ago
It "works fine" insofar as you don't know if your machine is brimming with malware silently chugging away
Which is what "good" malware does
- exodust 4y agoSo scan your PC for malware. If none are found and your machine is running fine, you don't need to panic about updates until you're good and ready to install updates. The problem with blind loyalty to Microsoft updates on their terms, is they can micro-tweak the compliance rules over time. One day you may find you can't use your own PC unless you sign in to Microsoft, upload photo ID, then enter the code they sent your phone. Don't worry, the data you provide Microsoft is shared only with trusted partners.
- IntelMiner 4y agoThe problem with that is you need to get update definitions from Microsoft Finding 2022 malware with 2015 Windows 10 definitions wont turn up much
- exodust 4y agoOnly if you use Microsoft as your antivirus. Otherwise what I said is still valid.
- 0daystock 4y agoSome would argue you've just described parts of the Windows OS itself, and updates exacerbate this.