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The downside of forced automatic updates has certainly been getting some news lately.
by mysterydip 2y ago
The downside of forced automatic updates has certainly been getting some news lately.
- seanw444 2y agoYou see, if you don't let us force updates on you, your computer will be insecure, and you could potentially get a blue screen, or your business could be down for days.
- bthrn 2y agoThe difference is, Microsoft has a robust and sensible testing and rollout model.
- junaru 2y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd1nNFTkWFg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd1nNFTkWFg
- orwin 2y ago_had_. Or rather, if you talk about professional settings, the best rollout model : first rollout changes on the home version, fix the bugs and quirks, then rollout the changes to pro version, fix the last bugs, then rollout the fixed changes to enterprise clients.
- hulitu 2y agoCitation needed. There are too many subtle bugs in Windows which seem to never seen the light of testing: mouse double clicks for single clicks, sending the close message to 2 overlapping windows, USB agressive power management, and so on and so forth.