T
January 29th 15, 07:54 PM
Hi All,
I just read that M$ will not be giving you a choice
as to installing updates.
http://windowssecrets.com/newsletter/whats-new-and-expected-in-win10-build-9926/
Microsoft hasn't explicitly said one way other the other, but
based on hints and comments, it seems likely that many Windows
10 users (anyone who doesn't fall under a corporate volume
license) will have to stay tethered to the Microsoft mother
ship most of the time. Likely, Microsoft believes that keeping
Win10 users continuously updated to the same version of Windows
will reduce support issues and costs.
What does that mean? On the plus side, that means you'll get
all of the new updates as soon as they're available.
On the minus side, you'll also get all of the new updates as
soon as they're available.
I don't even do that with Linux, where they actually TEST their
updates!
OH NO!
-T
I just read that M$ will not be giving you a choice
as to installing updates.
http://windowssecrets.com/newsletter/whats-new-and-expected-in-win10-build-9926/
Microsoft hasn't explicitly said one way other the other, but
based on hints and comments, it seems likely that many Windows
10 users (anyone who doesn't fall under a corporate volume
license) will have to stay tethered to the Microsoft mother
ship most of the time. Likely, Microsoft believes that keeping
Win10 users continuously updated to the same version of Windows
will reduce support issues and costs.
What does that mean? On the plus side, that means you'll get
all of the new updates as soon as they're available.
On the minus side, you'll also get all of the new updates as
soon as they're available.
I don't even do that with Linux, where they actually TEST their
updates!
OH NO!
-T