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  1. Brink
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    steve108 said:
    Thanks Brink. If you have any tenforums.com references about updates changing settings, please let me know.
    Grrr, really M$? I'll have to check some other PCs for this mysterious change.
    There's nothing specific to reference for this, but just something to look for after a Windows Update.
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  2. steve108
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    Brink said:
    There's nothing specific to reference for this, but just something to look for after a Windows Update.
    We need to make a checklist to go through after each update........
    1. Did Windows Search Settings change?
    2. Did Optimize Drives break?
    3. Does Bluetooth still work?
    4. Does internet still work?
    5. Does audio still work?

    Or maybe we need to dump the registry before and after updates and compare for changes in some logical fashion ignoring known "don't care" changes . Or some combination of both.
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