Windows 10 to be the last

Started by Glenn, May 09, 2015, 08:53:59

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Simon

Yes, but then you have to be careful Windows Updates doesn't install them again.   ::)
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Clive

I think it only tries three times before giving up. 

Glenn

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Simon

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Steve

It will if the updates are poor although I suspect most people will update eventually once the public 'beta' testing reports come back. At least you can disable the update service.
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Clive

I would be mighty annoyed if I was on a cruise paying premium rates for a slow internet access and an unstoppable Windows update kicks in for an hour thus costing me £30.   >:(

pctech

I think the mandatory auto updates is a good idea so that security holes get patched.

You'd be surprised at the amount of people I deal with at work who haven't installed updates for 6 months to a year, sometimes they haven't installed anything since their system was new.

On the flipside of this I can see an issue whereby some programs get broken overnight.

Presumably MS are going to allow admins/network managers to control the flow of updates in the Enterprise edition.

I've just done a clean install of Windows 7 Pro on my PC ready for the Windows 10 install to minimise the possibility of any issues with the install (I hope)


Technical Ben

Quote from: pctech on Jun 21, 2015, 15:13:13
I think the mandatory auto updates is a good idea so that security holes get patched.

You'd be surprised at the amount of people I deal with at work who haven't installed updates for 6 months to a year, sometimes they haven't installed anything since their system was new.

On the flipside of this I can see an issue whereby some programs get broken overnight.

Presumably MS are going to allow admins/network managers to control the flow of updates in the Enterprise edition.

I've just done a clean install of Windows 7 Pro on my PC ready for the Windows 10 install to minimise the possibility of any issues with the install (I hope)


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Glenn

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zappaDPJ

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Simon

:wimp:

The last Microsoft update apparently brought down half of the internet, so heaven knows how BT's back haul will cope with this.   :whistle:
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zappaDPJ

I can see some IDNet customers had a lot of packet loss last night. It appears the upgrade is being rolled out in batches. A couple of my devices have the download in place but as yet there's been no prompt to install it.

Has anyone pulled the trigger yet?
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Glenn

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sobranie

Bit the bullet and installed on a spare 'puter.  Installed as an upgrade NOT a new installation.
For those who might wish to follow suit I used the following link:

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-install-windows-10-now-3575135/

Running now for 3 hours with no probs.

Simon

Did it retain all your programs and settings, Rick?
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nowster

There are reports of nVidia driver updater software getting very very confused.

Simon

That wouldn't be anything new, in my experience. 
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sobranie

Quote from: Simon on Jul 29, 2015, 20:05:17
Did it retain all your programs and settings, Rick?

As far as I can ascertain Simon. I'll report any probs over the next week, if any.

Glenn

My brother updated one of his laptops to 10, Outlook 2013 stopped sending email, received them OK.
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colirv

As I've said before, I like the preview version I've been running for several months. As for the other machines in the house, I'm already <checks> 3GB over my download limit, so they can wait until Saturday!

BTW, thank you Glenn for the link to create a DVD. I had hoped, amongst other things, to wipe the HD and do a fresh install on my wife's laptop, but according to Step 4 here I'll have to upgrade it first, then do a fresh install. Oh well.
Colin


J!ll

I'm tempted, but that may be the last you see of me for some time!  >:D

Den

Mr Music Man.

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Clive

Remember the words of the old Ricky Nelson song Jill.   ;D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyU2pGWA6Jc

Den

Or this version  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daXhQkN_r7o   8-)

Still loving windows 10 to my surprise  :D
Mr Music Man.