Paul wrote:
Scott wrote:
On Sun, 11 Mar 2018 04:29:14 -0400, "HB" wrote:

....wiped out OE6. It's still there but will not work anymore. So now
I have a laptop I can't use for email. I don't understand why the
hell MS would give a &^%$ that someone would want to use OE.

And what really eats my lunch is these updates are FORCED on us.
Our choice was taken away.

There has to be a way to stop them, maybe in the regestry. Someone
on this group must know how to stop these updates.
I want ALL Microsoft updates :-)
I do not have the IT skills to make any informed decision about what
to install and what not to install.

You don't have to understand how the weather works,
to read a weather forecast.

Same goes with updates. You wait until someone else
tests them, if they "smell bad", you hold off on installing
them. Usually, in a week or two, they're fixed (re-released)...
and ready to install. The idea is not to be in a rush, and
"be first" to try them.

Paul
Waiting is usually a good idea.

Surprisingly Tuesday's release including all Office updates took less
than 5 minutes to download and install and that included ~less than 2
min for the Restart process and the logon screen prompt.

At least another Stack Update wasn't included like last and the prior
months.



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