Avatar-Lion @ 12.02.18, 16:40
What is not an argument:
- Once I did not boot the system after installing some update
- After installing updates, I started to fail and slow down
- A friend of my brother's neighbor told me that he died of Wind after the update
- I read somewhere on the internet that updating does more harm than good
- My aunt at work has a boy programmer and he said that it is better to turn off the updates
1. What is it? Well, yes, it did not boot.
2. Oh, is this an argument? OK.
3. Generally, a friend of my nephew's aunt's neighbor. Yes, it was like that. Why not an argument then?
4. I agree, not an argument.
5. I agree.
In my experience I will say. I use Windows with version 95. I will say this, there have always been problems with updates since windows xp. Up to this point I have not met or do not remember, I will not lie. Only service packs were installed on xp, and then these updates were turned off. And if they did not turn off, then after installing any update, the computer rebooted for a long time, turned on for a long time (disk check for errors) and, of course, turned off for a long time. I do not remember problems on whist, but I used it after SP2.
But there was a problem on everyone’s favorite 7, then BSOD after installing the update, then explorer.exe was stupidly hanging. There was a lot of things, I will not paint everything. And so because of these patches, the OS started to work much slower.
I don’t remember 8 / 8.1 problems either, only performance degradation. I had no problems, it does not mean that they were not on other configurations either. Revoked updates regularly, that at the time of 7, that 8.
But about the wine 10 generally keep quiet. There are problems from updates constantly. Extreme builds (before major updates) work well, but when the next major update comes out, it all starts again. You will not open the start, then the percents with the disk are loaded due to telemetry.
Hindus in Microsoft at all started to wisely, how can you buy such a product?
According to the results I will say. Disabling updates is a personal matter for everyone, but there’s no point in installing them. They have more problems than good. Windy is leaky like a colander, and all the holes will not close. And on those holes on which updates come, nobody use them. Is it only in the corporate segment. Almost all updates to the corporation and then sent. We put Windows, let's say 7 with a service pack and a good antivirus and that's it. Home for the eyes.
If we put Windows for the money to the client, turn off all updates tightly! This is the first thing to do. Reputation is the most expensive!
About 10 generally keep quiet, the beta version, in which something constantly breaks.