Microsoft Updates: Solving Problems You Didn't Have.
Yesterday everything worked. Today: “Configuring 1 of 999 updates…”
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Yesterday everything worked. Today: “Configuring 1 of 999 updates…”
KEEP READING →The update fixed a bug you never noticed and introduced one you will.
KEEP READING →Some people look forward to Tuesdays. Sysadmins check the backup logs.
KEEP READING →Windows can turn “just a small update” into a surprise 6 GB relationship.
KEEP READING →It is still here. Probably. Somewhere between Control Panel and a menu inside another menu.
KEEP READING →Windows says it with the confidence of a company that has found another settings page.
KEEP READING →EULA: the place where “I agree” has more plot twists than a Netflix finale.
KEEP READING →Manufacturer: ask Microsoft. Microsoft: ask the manufacturer. User: installs Linux.
KEEP READING →Your perfectly functional computer has been declared emotionally incompatible.
KEEP READING →The list of background apps you didn't remember installing.
KEEP READING →Microsoft sells you Windows, then gives you a security center to explain why Windows needs security.
KEEP READING →If it fails, rename it. If it works again, put it behind a subscription.
KEEP READING →Your computer is yours. Microsoft would like a small administrative footnote about that.
KEEP READING →Nothing says “productivity” like saving your work because the operating system has an appointment.
KEEP READING →You are free to choose… between the buttons Microsoft placed in front of you.
KEEP READING →They mocked the penguin; now they wear it as a costume. 😁
KEEP READING →They say Windows gives you control. Yet, from the moment you unbox your laptop, it’s already decided what you’ll run, what you’ll pay for, and what you’ll agree to — whether you like it or not. 😁
KEEP READING →Windows 11 has high hardware requirements and includes bloatware. The only thing heavier than Windows is the list of background apps it installs without asking. 😁
KEEP READING →43% of all computers in the world (~400 million devices) can not upgrade to windows 11. 😁
KEEP READING →And they sell a permission to use Windows full of bugs and vulnerabilities and unstable and consumes resources and heats the computer and... Oh yes yes, user-friendly of course! 😁
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