windows 10 is fukin garbage

[butwhowasfeel]

brb restarting my pc for an update brb didnt even let me a schedule a time cuz i wasnt at the computer brb brFUKINb

and this chit happened 2 days in a row. like wtf

fuk microsoft

[RobParks2M]

brb restarting my pc for an update brb didnt even let me a schedule a time cuz i wasnt at the computer brb brFUKINb

and this chit happened 2 days in a row. like wtf

fuk microsoft

Yep. Had it decide to update mid PUBG game. Because obviously I wasn't doing anything at the time.

[C Project]

Start > Settings > Update & Security > Change Active Hours

If you have Pro:

Win + R > gpedit.msc > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Configure Automatic Updates > Edit to your preference


Let's not pretend this wasn't an issue on Windows 7 or 8.1. I've been in many a lecture when the professor click a key as the white and yellow box for "Update now" or "Postpone" came up and rebooted his computer.

"**** Microsoft", yes **** the company that is completely turning the tide on Open Source Software and the Devops movement.

[PeptideY]

I find it's user interface too amateurish I will stay with 7

[KilaByte]

Like the previous versions didn't do that. Agreed with what C Project said, change your active hours, my PC updated itself last night when I was sleeping and shut itself down.

[jinda628]

brb restarting my pc for an update brb didnt even let me a schedule a time cuz i wasnt at the computer brb brFUKINb

and this chit happened 2 days in a row. like wtf

fuk microsoft

Why is it trash if you just don't know how to change the settings on auto-update?
You have some options to choose like:
- auto download and auto install
- auto download and notify on install
- notify on download and notify on install

Somewhere along those lines bro.

[dcbone30]

I'm sorry you have the technical savvy of my grandma and know nothing outside of clicking your internet browser icon.

Btw google patch Tuesday, you might be able to schedule your activities around it.

[butwhowasfeel]

fkn lol @ pc nerds defending this ****

smh

[Archheretic]

My computer never updates unless I tell it to, and whenever I feel like an update I just type this in the terminal
sudo pacman -Syu

This updates everything on my computer and when the update is complete I'm not even forced to reboot my machine, I can just continue to use my computer like nothing just happened.

[ItzYerrp]

7>>>>>>

[2RDEYE]

you get used to it real fast

[fmylife4real]

Why is it trash if you just don't know how to change the settings on auto-update?
You have some options to choose like:
- auto download and auto install
- auto download and notify on install
- notify on download and notify on install

Somewhere along those lines bro.

LMAO true. It's liked saying a Mercedes is trash because you can't figure out how to change the audio settings or use the nav unit when you came from a poverty Civic.

[psai]

macOS master race

[C Project]

fkn lol @ pc nerds defending this ****

smh

No one is defending anything. You're upset because you failed to manage your OS properly.

In Windows, you work within a set of rules, Active Hours, or hack it, Regedit, or, get something you control. Use Arch like Archheretic or FreeBSD if you don't wanna deal with the Linux kernel issues.

[anonymous]

[fmylife4real]

My computer never updates unless I tell it to, and whenever I feel like an update I just type this in the terminal
sudo pacman -Syu

This updates everything on my computer and when the update is complete I'm not even forced to reboot my machine, I can just continue to use my computer like nothing just happened.

I remember a long time ago Microsoft tried telling everybody that the newer, better OS' would require fewer reboots after updating. It's only slightly true but cotdamn these new feature updates twice a year for Win10 are insane. I've spent a good bit of time refreshing machines throughout my company to much better standards such as SSD and quad core i5 (for desktops, i7 for laptops) but it still takes a while to complete the updates. Some take 30-40 minutes, some have taken almost 1 1/2 hours because of how much **** the user had on their laptop.

Blows my mind that MS can't figure out how to install most updates without reboots that take forever.

[C Project]

My computer never updates unless I tell it to, and whenever I feel like an update I just type this in the terminal
sudo pacman -Syu

This updates everything on my computer and when the update is complete I'm not even forced to reboot my machine, I can just continue to use my computer like nothing just happened.

Yes it is trash but you're upset about a superficial issue. The whole system is basically garbage from the bottom up. It's full of inefficient code and process, a bloated and poorly constructed kernel, and literal spyware and backdoors. People will come in and say "herp derr mac os!! best ever no viruses ever no problems!!!" and that's just as retarded. It's slightly better because it's Unix based and has better device management and a better kernel but it's still the same bull**** with crap code, proprietary bs software, more of the spyware and backdoors, etc.



Awww **** caught you on that Arch masterrace time brah (I use Arch) reps. Post your rice m8

Stories are true. Pipe Smokin' Deb user here

[bartosh]

my biggest gripe is somehow my bios-set fan curve gets reset every single windows update. like....seriously?

[FrazettaSilke]

my biggest gripe is somehow my bios-set fan curve gets reset every single windows update. like....seriously?

I use CAM for my Kraken x62. It's sooooo much better than it used to be. it controls my cpu/cpu fans with no problems at all.

[bartosh]

I use CAM for my Kraken x62. It's sooooo much better than it used to be. it controls my cpu/cpu fans with no problems at all.

I used CAM as well but i had some particular issue that was significant enough that I uninstalled it. can't remember what the issue was anymore though

[matthew2474]

lol. Blames windows 10 for his incompetence.

/10 butwhowasfeel thrad

[FrazettaSilke]

I used CAM as well but i had some particular issue that was significant enough that I uninstalled it. can't remember what the issue was anymore though

it used to be chit, now its not brad. give it a go, you might be pleasantly surprised. if not, well at least you tried? :\

[KilaByte]

my biggest gripe is somehow my bios-set fan curve gets reset every single windows update. like....seriously?

Hmm, never had that happen. What Mobo?

[bartosh]

Hmm, never had that happen. What Mobo?

no amount of troubleshooting i could do would fix it. reinstalled windows and everything. i spent a little bit of time writing a python script to auto-set them but i got sidetracked and never got back to it.

asus z170 A

[FreeTheNip]

I dont game much but never had any issues with Windows 10 personally. I think its leaps and bounds better than Windows 8, that was a real piece of ****

[anonymous]

[ssg10587]

No disagreement there. Took all the annoying visual dumbness of Vista and phuked up 7.

Windows 7 pro for a while now and not seeing anything worth changing for. It's like a better XP.

[will823]

I hate windows 10, I literally went through the registry to disable every possible thing that could trigger an auto-update and it still figures out a way to screw me over with its auto-updates

[nkiritsis13]

Don't forget...

> Disable Windows Update Service
> Computer still turns on randomly during sleep
> Disable Update Orchestrator under Group Policy Editor
> "Oh, you're on 1709? You can't do that anymore because "f**k your choices!"
> Try again as a "Trusted Installer"
> Repeat until Windows 10 is more locked down than a chastity belt made of mithril

Others are correct in that the Windows update issue has been extant for a few iterations now, I think what makes the current state of affairs so egregious is not only how forced restarts in the middle of work are not only still unresolved, but how Microsoft has made addressing update qualms even more obtuse on the user end.

If a user is versed enough to block the update tasks before on the level of using the bloody Group Policy Editor, how is making that process even harder going to protect the "average" user who probably does not even know how to edit the registry? What kind of "malicious" application will try and, y'know, improve usability by stopping Windows from randomly waking your PC like a dumbass? Especially because having disabled literally everything else related to updates, it can't update; it just wakes your PC because "f**k you."

While I can accept creating safe guards for the lowest common denominator, there is a problem when Microsoft goes out of its way to treat all users as such and restrict everyone. That is crossing the line of a "personal computer" by turning it into a walled potato garden. Microsoft had one key job with Windows: don't be Apple, and they're really screwing that up.

Abandoning the old format of selective updates for the new "streamlined" cumulative process was one of the defining measures setting Windows towards a service rather than a proper OS, while also being hilariously counter-intuitive; how is it that one of the most common reasons for widely varying application performance is different hardware, and yet MS decided "screw it, just give everyone everything,"? Fast forward to only a few weeks ago when that worked out wonderfully for AMD computers being sent into BSOD purgatory due to Windows 10's hyper-aggressive, one-fits-all update behavior.

Amongst all of the useless, half-cocked features MS keeps adding to Windows 10, one of the few that would actually be celebrated is updating without reboots in the vein of Linux. That won't come to Windows 10, not without a whole rework on the kernel and archicture and all that. Microsoft might have said that Windows 10 is the last version of Windows, but eventually they'll have to bite the bullet just to remain competitive in the future (brb, Update still at 11% in 2049). If Windows 10's clusterf**k of a user interface that still contains layers of legacy designs is any indication, they can only layer code upon the battered corpses of the 1s and 0s that came before it for so long - presumably when Windows 11 comes out as an actual annual service.

On the general level, I like how Windows 10 is faster, and it's perfectly usable so long as I can use third party applications to customize it to how I like to work (y'know, like a... "personal" computer). I can also understand Microsoft's reasoning for certain choices on their end, but that doesn't excuse them for when they're completely retarded.

Anyway, if it's any consolation, Universal Windows Platform (UWP) has been cracked, so suck it, Microsoft.

[C Project]

Lmao

I like Debian, in fact I started on Debian. I like OpenSuse too. I really like Arch the best because I make it the way I like bottom up. Plus, I went full retard years ago and don't use a DM so I can setup my gaps the way I like it

Plus dat VFIO master race

**** my neckbeard is

Yeah, I was on Arch for a while. pacman -Syu fubar'd my system more than once, and reinstalling is so manual and tedious that I'd rather not. I have a couple of Arch boxes on Linode, but that's it. The automated Arch installers, or alternatives like Manjaro and Antergos don't do it for me. Antergos was a champ for a while, maybe my needs changed.

VFIO is badass. I'm passing through an RX580 to Win10 in KVM at the moment. Maybe 5% latency difference than on bare metal, no BSOD and no freezing. Octothorpe metal