Official - Windows 10 Worst Crap Ever!

[JorgeA]

10 hours ago, NoelC said:

Doesn't this illustrate what I was saying very nicely?  People complain that Microsoft's forced update policy isn't providing them enough control over their own systems, so they narrow down the allowed time for automatic reboot from 12 hours each day to 6 hours.  Yeah, that's really what they are asking for.  Not.

Yeah, this whole Active Hours thing is ridiculous. I've posted a couple of times about it on the Insiders Feedback app. What capability, exactly, does it provide that the user didn't enjoy before? The only thing it accomplishes is to force you to plan out when you will reboot as otherwise Windows will do it for you. How about I make my own decision in my own good time??? My PCs have been known to wait for weeks with the Windows Update reboot reminder quietly sitting in a corner until I finish clearing my numerous open windows and am good and ready to reboot. At my convenience.

--JorgeA

Edited October 9, 2016 by JorgeA
typo

[dencorso]

Not anymore. MS knows better. They say you must reboot every 6h. Period. Resistance is futile!  

[NoelC]

The separation of all those services into individual svchost instances - beyond the obvious waste of resources - is claimed to prevent co-hosted services from being crashed along with services that crash.

Do you think they're doing it for OUR benefit?  Or do you think that will give them license to release poorer quality services?

When's the last time you had a service crash in Win 8 or older?

-Noel

[mikedigitize]

16 hours ago, My1 said:

@mikedigitize as default or did you do stuff?

if default, well then so much for the "startmenu is back" ads we see in stores trying to promote w10.

the pic is from the changewindows.org site and my remark was more of ironic kind!

[My1]

8 hours ago, NoelC said:

The separation of all those services into individual svchost instances - beyond the obvious waste of resources - is claimed to prevent co-hosted services from being crashed along with services that crash.

Do you think they're doing it for OUR benefit?  Or do you think that will give them license to release poorer quality services?

When's the last time you had a service crash in Win 8 or older?

-Noel

well unless you can actually see when the service crashes, like with a popup, never. background crashes may be there but dunno.

11 hours ago, JorgeA said:

Yeah, this whole Active Hours thing is ridiculous. I've posted a couple of times about it on the Insiders Feedback app. What capability, exactly, does it provide that the user didn't enjoy before? The only thing it accomplishes is to force you to plan out when you will reboot as otherwise Windows will do it for you. How about I make my own decision in my own good time??? My PCs have been known to wait for weeks with the Windows Update reboot reminder quietly sitting in a corner until I finish clearing my numerous open windows and am good and ready to reboot. At my convenience.

--JorgeA

especially since this looks most like for an average work PC coz of the very regular setting with no changes for the days and so on and they are 1) usually active longer than 6 hours and 2) they usually get shut down each day anyway.

Edited October 10, 2016 by My1

[BudwS]

On 10/9/2016 at 6:22 PM, dencorso said:

Not anymore. MS knows better. They say you must reboot every 6h. Period. Resistance is futile!  

Unless you become a Cyborg like Piccard.  Their system will be changed.

[dencorso]

[helpdesk98]

adapt or become assimilated! loving the ST references 

[NoelC]

Shields still holding!

-Noel

[ralcool]

haha, Notice my avatar is a Dreadnought class starship. USS Vengeance.

Even the federation needs a big heavy stick sometimes.

[cc333]

Is that scene from First Contact? If so, I just saw that last night on Laserdisc!

c

[NoelC]

Not sure, but probably so if you recognize it.  Google turned it up online.

-Noel

[vinifera]

yes it is
you have Enterprise "E"
and Borg cube attacking Earth fleet

[cc333]

Neat!

I like all those movies from I through IIX (one through eight). Especially the music.

c

[BudwS]

On 10/12/2016 at 0:30 PM, dencorso said:

And so the change begins.  "All my data is 'Mine' and all your data is 'Mine' -------------------->>>>}}}}"               Piccard starlog entry:  {{{14951.10}}}

Edited October 20, 2016 by BudwS
typo: a data issue