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Windows 1909 update and Spybot S&D



 
 
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Old December 8th 19, 02:35 PM posted to alt.comp.os.windows-10
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Default Windows 1909 update and Spybot S&D

I got brave yesterday and updated from 1803 to 1909 (8 hours to
finish).

So far everything seems to work mostly as before. I had to set
VirtualBox to open as administrator, reset folder view, etc.

Here is the first question: After the final reboot the update process
reported that Spybot S&D was "not compatible with this version of
Windows" and had been removed. However it was not removed. The icon
was there, and when I tried it, it seems to work just fine. Any
comments on this?

Second question: I see the little arrow is back on most of the desktop
icons. How do I remove this again?

-dan z-



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