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steve2470

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6. one last point

Reply to hvn_nbr_2 (Original post)

Fri Jul 14, 2017, 01:05 AM

Jul 2017

It really pays long-term to go to the Settings page and Control Panel ( Windows 10 still has both), and customize all your settings.

You can choose when to update, your privacy settings and a lot of other things. Yes, it's a pain in the arse but you can save your settings in your Microsoft profile account, which are applied after every update.

If you get confused by any particular setting, ask us here.

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What is this "Windows new feature update"? [View all] hvn_nbr_2 Jul 2017 OP

1. You can still control when windows does its updates. PoliticAverse Jul 2017 #1

I agree, MS is not that stupid steve2470 Jul 2017 #3

ok let me address your points steve2470 Jul 2017 #2

You can tell Windows when to update... TreasonousBastard Jul 2017 #4

I'm getting the same notice. Control-Z Jul 2017 #5

one last point steve2470 Jul 2017 #6

I had to back off the creator update because it would lock up my computer randomly still_one Jul 2017 #7

This is isn't "Creator Update"... regnaD kciN Jul 2017 #8

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2018 #9