Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 (KB3116908)

Word Man said:

Laptop, per "My System Specs". Since you're on desktop, can you get any improvement by making your Bluetooth button one of the "Quick Actions" ? (See Settings/System/Notifications & actions/Quick actions.)

Not sure what you meant by going into the Quick actions menu, but according to Brink, their is noway to remove it from the Quick action menu. You can turn it off, but its always going to be showing. I'm thinking in future updates down the road, maybe we will have more control on what displays on that Quick Action menu. Or some 3rd party app, will give us more control. :)

linw said:

My thanks, also, David. Even though my comp was running OK, I was not happy with hundreds of errors in my sfc log file. After following your instructions I don't have any.

Cheers.

Wonderful.
You are welcome.

CountMike said:

You can access data (I mean personal files, programs etc) on any media and OS crash will not trash that. Storing in cloud can also be retrieved with any other OS from anywhere wit almost any device. Offline backup is important for everything.
I'm sympathize with your (and my) frustration with unannounced updates, especially when without explanation in advance, I also like to be in complete control of my system but my regular offline backups I can access even from a live Linux so they are safe. Since early alpha of W8 I did not have a complete wipe-out of another online disk let alone offline backups.

My data is backed up, that's not the problem. I've also got system images so no update can really cause more hassle than having to restore data and/ or a system image. But as you also mentioned it's just frustrating seeing MS slowly taking over control over our computers.

Word Man said:

By "Quick action", I mean which of the 4 buttons (of your total, mine total 13) show in the top row. No way to remove any of my 13 total "actions" I know of but I CAN control which 4 are displayed along the top row, i.e., the 4 that remain showing if you click on "Collapse V". I assume it is only these 4 that are considered "Quick actions" since there are only 4 spots you can select the buttons for under that Settings menu entry.

Ahh ok, I thought you might be talking about the Action Menu on right side of task bar, which shows 9 icons, of which one is the Bluetooth icon. Those we can't remove at the present time. You can hide some, but that's all it does is hide em.

This update somehow broke my multi-media keys (Play, Stop, Forward, Back, Volume).

Rebooting seems to make them work again for exactly 50 minutes (no more and no less) before they stop working again

hTconeM9user said:

Why are you pushing Linux on a windows 10 forum.

What are you talking about pushing Linux??? I was replying to someone else talking about Linux.

Geez chill out. People talk about Windows 7, 8, Mac, and everything else on here.

Since i have restarted the Bluetooth option/button is not in Action center even when Expanded and it isn't on drop down box for quick actions..very weird.