Once you deal with taking care of computers for normies, all the BS Microsoft does to force down updates on users makes instantly sense.
Automatic updates? No brainer, otherwise they will never install them.
A limit on how far you can delay installing updates? Again, they will never get installed if you can just say "ask me later" all the time.
Removal of Shutdown/Reboot without installing updates? They will never be applied even when they are scheduled to install.
Automatic updates? No brainer, otherwise they will never install them.
A limit on how far you can delay installing updates? Again, they will never get installed if you can just say "ask me later" all the time.
Removal of Shutdown/Reboot without installing updates? They will never be applied even when they are scheduled to install.
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If Microsoft manages to change (Install updates and shut down) to a process that installs updates AND shuts down the computer, then they will have the trust needed for people to actually install them.
You cannot have trust to install updates, when the updates include shit like the new Notepad for example.
