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  • M Marc Clifton

    So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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    Interesting. Neither my Win10 desktop, or my Win 11 Surface do that - they update what is "needed" but don't install Store apps. And to the bets of my knowledge I haven't changed any settings to do that ... :confused:

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    • M Marc Clifton

      So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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      You maybe using the wrong edition?

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      • M Marc Clifton

        So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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        Ron Anders
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        I know how to make it go away (irreversible) but no more interruptions.

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        • M Marc Clifton

          So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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          I have not been able to run Windows on 32MB since NT 4.0. Swap file inferno? 😁

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          • M Marc Clifton

            So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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            I just purchased a new Dell XPS 17 (64G RAM, I9 processor, 1TB SSD). Won't arrive for a few weeks, so I am interested in hearing more comments on Win11 upgrade. It comes with Win10 installed, but includes a Win11 license as well. It might be I wait on that upgrade and stay with Win10 a bit longer...

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            • M Marc Clifton

              So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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              https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-system-requirements-6d4e9a79-66bf-7950-467c-795cf0386715 says u need 1gb of ram to run

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              • M Marc Clifton

                So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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                I use Windows 10 Pro, and have never seen installation of unwanted MS Store apps. I can imagine MS doing this for Windows Home (AKA Beta Edition), but not for Windows Pro.

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                  I have not been able to run Windows on 32MB since NT 4.0. Swap file inferno? 😁

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                  Marc Clifton
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                  lol - typo on my part. That was supposed to be 32 GB.

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                    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-system-requirements-6d4e9a79-66bf-7950-467c-795cf0386715 says u need 1gb of ram to run

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                    Marc Clifton
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                    lol - typo on my part. That was supposed to be 32 GB.

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                    • M Marc Clifton

                      So I bought a nice new laptop (i9, 8 cores, 16 threads, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, etc) and in the last week Windows has updated numerous times, installing BS like Solitaire games, Disney+, etc. And every time, it reboots. OK, maybe rebooting in the middle of the night is OK, but I just got home (4:45 PM) from running an errand and it rebooted, of course all my VS projects closed, SSMS closed, etc. I don't want to install a Windows Update blocker, but MickeySoft leaves me no choice - I want to pick up from where I left off, whether it's the next morning or an hour later during the work day. And I don't want all those BS Play Store Apps it seems to think I want! So f*** it, blocker installed. I'll do updates on "my schedule."

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                      Sounds like Windows Home. Windows Pro doesn't do this.

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