Microsoft Blocks Windows 10 May 2019 Update on PCs That Use USB Storage or SD Cards

[ManofGod]

Well then it must be true! Tell us pheasants how its done.

So all of those 1000's was MS's fault because they have no QA and do not know WTF they are doing really?

Lol. I was in retail, facts are facts.

 

[schoolslave]

Lol. I was in retail, facts are facts.

Well that explains a lot.

 

[Hagrid]

Lol. I was in retail, facts are facts.

You did not post any facts, only your opinion. I welcome facts!

 

[ManofGod]

You did not post any facts, only your opinion. I welcome facts!

Lol, sure thing........

 

[SvenBent]

Lol. I was in retail, facts are facts.

This is funny considering

So, conjecture and opinion, got it.

So in your world, you are saying that you removed virus from 1000's of computer is facts just like that.
But people linking to third party verification are not ...

Again funny how logic works in your world

 

[ManofGod]

This is funny considering




So in your world, you are saying that you removed virus from 1000's of computer is facts just like that.
But people linking to third party verification are not ...

Again funny how logic works in your world

Non of those 3rd party verifications actually linked to anything that proved the ENTIRE AQ department was fired. However, I physically did those virus removals myself, daily and was paid to do it. (Doing retail sucks, by the way, I am glad I am out of it.)

 

[Hagrid]

Non of those 3rd party verifications actually linked to anything that proved the ENTIRE AQ department was fired. However, I physically did those virus removals myself, daily and was paid to do it. (Doing retail sucks, by the way, I am glad I am out of it.)

So you know exactly how the virus's got on the computer? It was all the OS's fault? Or the user? What percentage of each?

 

[westrock2000]

Well, that's one way to stick it to those people that bought Microsoft enforced 32GB Windows tablets and laptops. However, disabling updates might be the most merciful thing Microsoft could do for those people.

 

[Mazzspeed]

Well, that's one way to stick it to those people that bought Microsoft enforced 32GB Windows tablets and laptops. However, disabling updates might be the most merciful thing Microsoft could do for those people.

Don't necessarily blame the consumer, such devices should be illegal to sell in the first place when they barely have enough capacity to actually run as advertised.