#WINDOW CRITICAL UPDATES HOW TO#
Shameful Now looking how to install Aaron Rostad May 25, 2016įorced into upgrading our office PC with no option to go back. The stupid “x” update happened to me last night. #Microsoft this time you really have crossed the line. So many customers called complaining about how they hit the “X” as usual and got upgraded to Windows 10.
I loved win7….but have lost faith in Microsoft. Windows 10 is the best Windows yet and can speak for itself. Microsoft’s aggressive Windows 10 upgrade push began by adopting malware-like tactics to deceive users into upgrading, and it’s evolved into something so annoying that users are now willing to risk malware infection in order to make the pop-ups and non-consensual upgrades stop.Īnd they should stop. If you’re a standard, non-technically inclined PC user pushed into Windows 10, there’s no way to cut off Windows Updates even if you don’t trust them anymore.īut angry Windows 7 and 8 holdouts certainly can, and some are. A significant portion of average users won’t have the technical knowledge to roll back to Windows 7 or 8 after a surprise upgrade.
That’s likely part of the reason Microsoft’s willing to take this dangerous roll of the dice.
Some versions of Windows 10, including Windows 10 Pro, allow you to defer feature updates-though not security updates-which bumps your computer off the consumer update path and onto the Current business branch, effectively delaying new features from hitting your PC for “several months.” How-To Geek has an excellent write-up explaining Windows 10’s deferred updates. If Microsoft pushes out a Windows 10 update, you will receive it eventually. The consumer versions of Windows 10 don’t allow you to disable or manually install Windows Updates.
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