Microsoft needs to refocus on Windows 10 fundamentals - Mary Jo Foley

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    It must not be totally on hold, one of our church computers got Upgraded to Version 1809 Build 17763.1 then yesterday got updated to Build 17763.55, doesn't seem to be any issues yet. It is an older Gateway All-in-One from about 4 or 5 years ago and as with mine OneDrive is not used.
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       #41

    I'm only on Windows for gaming. Once Linux gets better support I'm gonna jump ship.
    Wonder how many people here have Linux?
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       #42

    Berton said:
    It must not be totally on hold, one of our church computers got Upgraded to Version 1809 Build 17763.1 then yesterday got updated to Build 17763.55, doesn't seem to be any issues yet. It is an older Gateway All-in-One from about 4 or 5 years ago and as with mine OneDrive is not used.
    Hello @Berton,

    The Windows 10 October 2018 Update would only be on hold if you haven't already installed 17763.1.

    If you did, then you would get the KB4464330 cumulative update for build 17763.55.

    Cumulative Update KB4464330 Windows 10 v1809 Build 17763.55 - Oct. 9 - Windows 10 Forums

    If you're in the Slow or Release Preview ring, then you would have gotten the KB4467228 update for build 17763.17 instead. This is to test it before re-releasing to the public.

    KB4467228 Windows 10 October 2018 Update Build 17763.17 to Insiders Insider - Windows 10 Forums
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       #43

    I suspect the computer got the Upgrade over the weekend but I was out of town. It could have Upgraded a few days earlier. When I shut it down yesterday after doing the books it installed the update.
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       #44

    Redbatman said:
    I'm only on Windows for gaming. Once Linux gets better support I'm gonna jump ship.
    Better support for what? Linux is a very stable and reliable platform already.
    Redbatman said:
    Wonder how many people here have Linux?
    I am a Linux systems engineer. I run and support hundreds of Linux servers at work.

    I have a Windows 10 laptop at work, and have a Windows 10 desktop at home. Primarily I use a Macbook Pro at home.
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       #45

    The main problem its Dona,she post just her selfies on Twiter,doing nothing to pass an bug to Windows Departament if a user told her,when Gabe Aul was the head of Windows Insider,you actually can describe a bug on his twiter and he was helping you by passing that bug directly to Windows Enginers/Development.
    But no,.dona is just an ignorant person,she even ban some people for being "off-topic" or whatever she thinks.
    1803 failed its launch,now 1809 too,im wondering what is wrong with Microsoft these days...
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       #46

    MS had a workshop day recently at Redmond for all employees. I believe that Executive Vice President Jason Zander basically said the corporation needs to go back to the basics instead of focusing on future visions of what consumers may like.
    I don't believe anyone was listening. Hopefully, the roll out of 1809 will be a corporate wake up call.
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    Windows 10 Home - Version 22H2- Build 19045.3758
       #47

    Can you imagine if they were this lame with an operating system for smartphones... oh wait..
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       #48

    Microsoft is like that new kid from school who likes to show off how cool he is by stuffing his entire mouth full of crackers. Crumbles everywhere.
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       #49

    Hi,
    Lost data well if anyone wondered why MS added Onedrive sync with a security prompt to protect files from ransomware... here's proof of their proof
    Nobody was expecting MS builds to be that file risk though lol
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