I seem to have set it to manual and its not running, but im still getting updates, weird.
Set to disabled, maybe that'll do something.
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Patch alert: Microsoft Acknowledges Printer Bug; Forced 1709 Upgrades Continue
Set to disabled, maybe that'll do something.
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seriously.
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You have to set it to disabled.
its set to manual by default as its triggered to start by something els only disable will help ,
i not to fond of using windows 10 in a small business environment as the pcs are typically independent with a file server and i can't have PCs been down because of a forced "feature" upgrade that really no one wants and not everyone has super fast internet (like 2mb) or unlimited data on there ISP or never if its a mobile broadband so your fectly been charged indirectly by MS for a feature upgrade that you dont want
i plugged in 2 new windows 10 all in one desktops and first thing it did was kill the internet for the other 10 people on the floor as it was downloading 3.4gb feature + 800mb of updates after 5 minutes with No latency based throttling, why is MS going backwards with downloading not been throttled by default and background MS tasks NOT been run with Background disk I/O priority on HDDs (if its a SSD background should be run as normal priority as SSDs love more work),lucky enough i was able to just plug them into another internet connection that was in the building and walk away for a day for it to do stuff
only good thing on 1709 is that they have added the option to throttle the speed but it's disabled by default (windows update > adv)
i not to fond of using windows 10 in a small business environment as the pcs are typically independent with a file server and i can't have PCs been down because of a forced "feature" upgrade that really no one wants and not everyone has super fast internet (like 2mb) or unlimited data on there ISP or never if its a mobile broadband so your fectly been charged indirectly by MS for a feature upgrade that you dont want
i plugged in 2 new windows 10 all in one desktops and first thing it did was kill the internet for the other 10 people on the floor as it was downloading 3.4gb feature + 800mb of updates after 5 minutes with No latency based throttling, why is MS going backwards with downloading not been throttled by default and background MS tasks NOT been run with Background disk I/O priority on HDDs (if its a SSD background should be run as normal priority as SSDs love more work),lucky enough i was able to just plug them into another internet connection that was in the building and walk away for a day for it to do stuff
only good thing on 1709 is that they have added the option to throttle the speed but it's disabled by default (windows update > adv)
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seriously.
Haha, that's perfect. I reverted to 1703 and deferred 1709 for a year. Crosses fingers. That means I'll reload 1703 next year lol.
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i just never installed it.