Microsoft Hijacking
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Re: Microsoft Hijacking
Just saw this:
Windows 7 users complain of unprovoked Windows 10 auto-upgrades
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3043464/ ... rades.html
Windows 7 users complain of unprovoked Windows 10 auto-upgrades
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3043464/ ... rades.html
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When I upgraded from Win7, it took over 2 minutes for the list of available wireless networks to populate. It took over 2 minutes to open Windows Explorer.bigity wrote:Not sure how that happens - every test I've seen shows a performance increase across the board. What kind of things are we talking about here?
At that point, I just removed the upgrade.
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Maybe the drivers weren't quite there yet. Hope you have better luck with it next time :)
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I'm sure I will. I'm just not in a real big hurry. My days of being an early adopter are long gone.
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There are a few more (3 or 4 total) updates that have to be un-installed and then hidden/disabled. I have them written down at home and can post them later.B23Msports wrote:Do not install Windows Upadate 3035583 - that is the update that is for the upgrade to Win 10. You can hide the update if it is showing in your either optional or recommeded updates. If it has already made its way that it has been installed you need to go to "View Installed Updates" and remove it. I have seen it come back even if hidden, so you will have to watch for it. I suggest setting your updates to the setting that allows you to review and choose the ones you wish to install.
Do a search on "Windows Update 3035583" and you can find out alot more information.
Also let me add that a good friend who is more up on this than me is saying that MS is trying to sneak it back out with a different update number. Not sure on it though.
Hope this helps.
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Re: Microsoft Hijacking
KB2952664
KB2976978
KB3035583
KB3139929 / KB3146449
The last is an Internet Explorer "security update" that then installs KB3146449.
KB2976978
KB3035583
KB3139929 / KB3146449
The last is an Internet Explorer "security update" that then installs KB3146449.
Re: Microsoft Hijacking
i have dual TV tuner cards and an FM radio tuner card in most all my computers to "DVR pre-selected/scheduled TV shows I record (Like a VCR used to be used)bigity wrote:Or just upgrade to 10, which is really far superior - granted, there are a few things you may want to disable.
:D
Windows 8 had to be upgraded at additional cost to the "Professional Windows 8, then at another additional cost, to add back in Windows Media Center.
Windows 10 did not include Windows Media Center so all my computers became useless paperweights, so I reverted them within the 30 days to a version of Windows which let me use the computers again for their intended purpose.
Windows 10 will let you add a program to play DVDs or CDs or something as a consolation prize to making the computers useless to record Satellite/Cable/Over the air TV programs and use the FM radio tuner.... whoopee
yeah, there's other aftermarket add-on programs that are not quite as good as Windows Media Center, and the associate Program Guide Info a person can pay money for to get substandard results ...
Microsoft wanted me to go out and buy an Xbox to use the Windows Media Center and associated Program Guide they removed from Windows 10 ... See how that works? Xbox now has the Media Center and buying it gets the functionality I enjoyed in XP/7/8 media center
When the time comes and I absolutely must switch to something else, I already have Linux Distros ;)
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get ready, there is a rumor MS will go Linux with the next release!
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That will turn it into a Mac (is that what they call them these days?)
You may have the last word.
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I guess its still a Mac but I heard MS will replace the 2 GB of code they currently call Win10 with true Linux but of course a' la MS. I have not heard of a host OS and Win X.x on top as a guest OS. We'll have to wai and see.SA_Steve wrote:That will turn it into a Mac (is that what they call them these days?)
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