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Apr 29, 2016, 2:45:46 AM4/29/16
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Laura Knotek

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Apr 29, 2016, 3:23:36 AM4/29/16
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That's hilarious 😂!

Bill Mayhew

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May 5, 2016, 2:44:37 AM5/5/16
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Slashdot had an RSS blurb today about professional gamers hating Windows 10 doing updates at arbitrary times and screwing up for pay on-line game play.

By default Windows 10 enables P2P update streaming by default. I found that, "option," and made damn sure to turn it off. Windows 10 will only allow postponing updates temporarily, and then appears to update arbitrarily at any time. A few days ago, my home Internet connection suddenly slowed to a crawl in mid afternoon. A quick check revealed that it was a laptop I had not used in a few weeks and just switched on decided that Windows updating would be compulsory right then and had opened 10 parallel streams to fetch updates.

I generally like Windows 10, but the militancy of the update policy is very off-putting. It is also somewhat unclear from where those updates are being fetched. I don't like the idea that the updates might be coming from an unofficial P2P source in some hacker's basement.

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