- Jan 28, 2018
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+1Neither am I, except I'm not checking. I'm waiting for it to be freely offered ... maybe in October!![]()
I've come to believe that it's appropriate to delay a major update by half a lap unless there is a very big change.
+1Neither am I, except I'm not checking. I'm waiting for it to be freely offered ... maybe in October!![]()
I had a bad experience once with Windows rollback. Backing from 2004 to 1909, but that shouldn't be the case with security updates.That's what my system image is for. I don't trust Windows to roll something back without making a mess.
This update was like childbirth, excruciatingly slow and buggy, but finished without apparent issues. This was probably the worst update I've ever experienced. I rarely criticize M$ but the bloat just continues on and on, and on ...
@Marko :) The one really nice feature is the the cloud reset. It will make life easier for many users.
A bug has been fixed in AVG and Avast security applications that set registry keys that blocked applications from running in Windows 10.
This past week, Windows 10 users began to complain [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] that they were unable to launch Microsoft Office and other applications in Windows 10.
When attempting to do so, they were shown a message similar to "Windows cannot find 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\WORD.EXE'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again," as shown below.
It may have been a new feature that prevented the execution of any program.![]()
Avast fixes bug blocking programs from starting in Windows 10
A bug has been fixed in AVG and Avast security applications that set registry keys that blocked applications from running in Windows 10.www.bleepingcomputer.com
M$ should have a new song: "(Music playing) One little bug in 2004, two little bugs in 2004, three little bugs in 2004 ... and the bugs keep comin' along!"