• Latest Windows 10 update

    From Matthew Munson@1:218/109 to All on Sat Aug 3 00:39:50 2019
    It seems Microsoft is trying to force people into the untested updates.
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  • From Phil Taylor@1:275/201.100 to Matthew Munson on Sun May 31 00:30:09 2020
    It seems Microsoft is trying to force people into the untested updates.
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    If that is case that is not a good thing to do since they already have issues with writing buggy code.
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  • From Wayne Harris@2:221/6 to Matthew Munson on Thu Jul 2 17:56:36 2020
    Matthew Munson - All <0@109.218.1> writes:

    It seems Microsoft is trying to force people into the untested updates.

    What is the latest update version number? My version is currently 1903
    build 18362.535. I did try multiple times not to update and I think I
    might have finally made it.

    I wonder if I'm still at the latest version or if a newer one should
    have been applied --- because if so, that means my last attempt has been successful.

    Thanks in advance for any information.

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  • From Wayne Harris@2:221/6 to Wayne Harris on Thu Jul 2 20:33:50 2020
    On 02/07/2020 11:56, Wayne Harris - Matthew Munson wrote:
    Matthew Munson - All <0@109.218.1> writes:

    It seems Microsoft is trying to force people into the untested updates.

    What is the latest update version number? My version is currently 1903
    build 18362.535. I did try multiple times not to update and I think I
    might have finally made it.

    I wonder if I'm still at the latest version or if a newer one should
    have been applied --- because if so, that means my last attempt has been successful.

    Looks like last version might be 2004 build 10.0.19041.331 or something like that. I guess my change has been working well. I got no updates from Microsoft.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10_version_history#Version_2004_(May_2020_Update)

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  • From Dale Barnes@1:106/201 to Phil Taylor on Wed Jul 15 12:00:20 2020
    It seems Microsoft is trying to force people into the untested updates.
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    (1:218/109)

    If that is case that is not a good thing to do since they
    already have issues
    with writing buggy code.


    LOL. We have been beta testers for years already.

    I moved from Win7 to Win10 for my mailer and I run both a windows and DOS version. With the 2004 update, it broke everything so I went back to the 1909 and staying put as I do not have the time to troubleshoot or chase solutions down for the every changing desktop. Might just go back to Win7, it ran just fine for years.


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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to Dale Barnes on Fri Jul 17 13:33:00 2020
    Dale,

    LOL. We have been beta testers for years already.

    Reminds me of the bulletin on my BBS "You Want To Be A Sysop??", dealing
    with a Sysop doing an upgrade, and things crash out...with it noting "Now,
    you know what the term 'beta test site' really means". <G>

    I moved from Win7 to Win10 for my mailer and I run both a windows and
    DOS version. With the 2004 update, it broke everything so I went back
    to the 1909 and staying put as I do not have the time to troubleshoot
    or chase solutions down for the every changing desktop. Might just go back to Win7, it ran just fine for years.

    The 2004 update took over 7 hours to download, install, and go through
    all of the reboots. But, I've got everything working over here. The BBS
    is on a 32-bit version of Windows 10 (so I didn't have to give up the
    legacy doorgames), on my late Mom's computer. My laptop, where I read
    the QWK Mail, and play the BBS doorgames...plus, do my ham radio and
    square dance related stuff, is on a Windows 10 64-bit system.

    At least the update this past Tuesday didn't take as long to finish.

    Daryl

    ... Failure is not an option. It comes shipped with Windows.
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  • From Underminer@1:342/17 to Daryl Stout on Sun Jul 19 22:33:25 2020
    Re: Latest Windows 10 update
    By: Daryl Stout to Dale Barnes on Fri Jul 17 2020 01:33 pm

    and DOS version. With the 2004 update, it broke everything so I
    went back to the 1909 and staying put as I do not have the time to

    Oh man, 2004 broke so very much stuff, especially BBS related. I'd just got the board back on it's feet when I started having to fix the latest update related stuff, so it prompted me to actually just migrate everything over to Linux like I'd wanted to for some time.
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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to Underminer on Tue Jul 21 11:54:00 2020
    and DOS version. With the 2004 update, it broke everything so I
    went back to the 1909 and staying put as I do not have the time to

    Oh man, 2004 broke so very much stuff, especially BBS related. I'd just got the board back on it's feet when I started having to fix the latest update related stuff, so it prompted me to actually just migrate everything over to Linux like I'd wanted to for some time. ===

    Well, right now, I've got everything working. When it installed the new
    Edge browser, I had to completely reinstall Firefox.

    Daryl

    ... I used to have an open mind; my brains kept falling out.
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