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> Windows 11 has been the most beautiful most stable and consistent windows I've ever used. It feels like a modern and rock stable update of Windows 7. I never
by teruakohatu 4y ago
> Windows 11 has been the most beautiful most stable and consistent windows I've ever used. It feels like a modern and rock stable update of Windows 7. I never got a blue screen or anything bad.
Preventing updates is herculean and some of those updates inject advertisements [1]. It feels like Windows 11 is constantly changing and I have no control over it.
> or use the "Show more options" button occasionally.
It feels I have to "Show more options" about 50% of the time.
[1] https://sports.yahoo.com/microsoft-isn-t-done-shoving-150500881.html https://sports.yahoo.com/microsoft-isn-t-done-shoving-150500...
- adithyassekhar 4y agoWindows update has never been an issue for me, I think it's because I turn off my computer every night? It just happens itself and never bothers me. I understand other people won't be using their computers like me. You can still disable the Windows update service or use Group Policy I think. You can revert to the old context menu in that case: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/restore-old-right-click-context-menu-in-windows-11/a62e797c-eaf3-411b-aeec-e460e6e5a82a https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/restor...
- rincebrain 4y agoI think the complaint was less WU bothering them with disrupting their workflow by installing updates, and more that WU sometimes installs adware as an "update", and Microsoft decided around Win10 that it was tired of users disabling updates until they wanted to update, and stopped letting you do that without really invasive changes.
- adithyassekhar 4y agoOh I agree I had Candy crush installed after an update on Windows 10. But I had nothing of the sort in Windows 11. Yet.