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       #240

    Fafhrd said:
    Man that was cool!
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       #241

    And nice it signed me in to my Gmail account, when the answer popped up:
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       #242

    Cliff S said:
    Man that was cool!

    I wanted it to get into a recursive loop, but it might have upset some people. They might never have been able to return to TF.
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       #243

    Fafhrd said:
    I wanted it to get into a recursive loop, but it might have upset some people. They might never have been able to return to TF.
    That's what task manager is for:)
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       #244

    I just made it
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       #245

    Cliff S said:
    Have any of you with the download problems tried using this setting(with my connection I don't need it, plus I get any updates or upgrades the second they are released):
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    That's a sound advice Cliff, I'm going to start using it to see how quickly I will get my updates in future, Thanks
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       #246

    Cliff S said:
    Google???
    Isn't that something like Bing, but only half as good?
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       #247

    brummyfan said:
    That's a sound advice Cliff, I'm going to start using it to see how quickly I will get my updates in future, Thanks
    You're welcome:) I have had it turned on since it was added to Win10, but now Microsoft would like use to specifically test it out, but only people with slower connections ´might notice a difference.
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       #248

    Cliff S said:
    You're welcome:) I have had it turned on since it was added to Win10, but now Microsoft would like use to specifically test it out, but only people with slower connections ´might notice a difference.
    If I remember correctly I read on this or another forum that some users were having problems receiving updates when that option was selected.
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       #249

    Winuser said:
    If I remember correctly I read on this or another forum that some users were having problems receiving updates when that option was selected.
    I have it turned on, on two physical PCs and my Insider VM, and never had a problem. And because my VM is on, on my desktop, my whole internet connection runs through vEthernet(a Hyper-V virtual Ethernet switch) to theoretically complicate matters, but it actually increases my UL/DL speeds as much as 2Mb/s:)
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