Agreed. I have it disabled as I also have an SSD. Do you find MS keep turning it back on after feature upgrades?
It's getting to the point where it's impossible to keep drinking the KoolAid. Most of MS problems stem from the relentless upgrade cycle and the lack of proper patch testing. A2U is fast becoming FCU all over again....should I be surprised?
Perhaps when Redstone cycle actually changes it'll actually be a different product. Not better, just newer and different.
Yes! Along with System Restore and several Services that I've chosen to disable and the mods I've made to Task Scheduler!
And I quite agree with your other comments - (snipped for clarity) - when will MS learn "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
Whose <expletive deleted> computer is it anyway?
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Suggestion:
Make a Restore Point!
Leave it running for several hours or however long you think it might take to fail - confirm it's solid without this latest CU.
Check the Event Viewer for anything untoward.
Update drivers for the Edimax Adapter
Assuming it works, leave it running for several hours or however long you think it might take to fail - confirm it's still solid without this latest CU.
Check the Event Viewer for anything untoward.
Apply the CU and test for several hours or however long you think it might take to fail
Make beverage and update thread
This drives me nuts. I am not a fan anyway in such frequent feature updates but the fact it doesn't respect many of your settings/decisions is down right annoying. Like many others, I turn off fast start. What's the point with an SSD, boot up with or without it enabled on my machine is more or less identical and it wastes HD space as well as possibly increases unnecessary write cycles. But of course every feature update it's switched back on. System restore I like to have enabled, it's rubbish but gives an extra possible avenue of recovery if something hoses up. Seemingly opposite to others but every feature update it gets switched off by default. Grrrr!!!! There are other things it resets too but I'll end up writing an essay. Less feature updates, less cumulative updates. Not bothered about new features or change (which often break things), I want familiarity and reliability but that's not the MS mantra these days (or many other software juggernauts to be fair to MS).Yes! Along with System Restore and several Services that I've chosen to disable and the mods I've made to Task Scheduler!
And I quite agree with your other comments - (snipped for clarity) - when will MS learn "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
Whose <expletive deleted> computer is it anyway?
Well, and this is just a guess, it's deliberate.
If I were a small business that just had a few PCs I wouldn't have the time or resources to set up my own Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) to manage my own distribution of updates in the way that large Enterprises do. I'd be at the mercy of Windows Update. I'd be really annoyed at unexpected restarts every week or so. So perhaps only the regular monthly updates install automatically if you set anything other that 0 days in the Defer settings?
Microsoft being mindful of the needs of their users? I know it sounds far-fetched, but it's one plausible explanation
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