File: Updates.swf-(9.02 MB, 640x360, Other)
[_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)02:59:13 No.2926104
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)03:59:48 No.2926134
Holy fuck my sides. I need sauce.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)04:41:12 No.2926150
>>2926134
windows 10 update rage
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)04:56:02 No.2926156
I'll admit, that last bit caught me off guard. Had a little chuckle.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)05:13:29 No.2926163
The end was rather funny
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)05:14:07 No.2926164
Kek Kek
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)05:42:02 No.2926170
Couldn't you just disable the update service
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)05:46:51 No.2926174
>>2926170
Not in windows 10!
You can delay them if you have the corporate version. Business I work for had to update all their
systems to the enterprise edition because the windows 10 updater has a nasty tendency to install
beta nVidia drivers, and it caused every single system in the building to no longer boot. I had
to roll out the new copies and quickly delay the video card update just to get us back working
again. Also, if you have custom drivers for something it will remove them and install the
standard drivers every time update triggers.
Have fun!
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)05:52:27 No.2926177
I don't use windows 10 but couldn't you just ctrl-alt-del, open task manager then force quit the
update service/process?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)06:02:41 No.2926180
>>2926177
Doing that causes windows 10 to reboot your entire system, because the update process is a
'protected' core OS element. Also, if you could find a way to hack it and remove or block the
update service, it would be in violation of the Terms of Service agreement and they could (and
would if you got caught) terminate your windows license. Congrats, you just fucked yourself out
of 200 bucks.
>> [_] fefe enthusiast 10/13/15(Tue)06:31:35 No.2926191
new fav flash
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)06:39:06 No.2926193
>>2926180
>implying windows gives a shit about anyone violating their TOS when half the worlds population
pirates their OS.
kek
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)06:42:55 No.2926195
>>2926104
>12 minutes and 58 seconds
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)06:56:54 No.2926201
>>2926193
They do when it conflicts with the entire purpose of the OS, which is to gather information and
send it to Microsoft.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)07:40:09 No.2926212
So just fucking pirate your OS, use removeWAT, and disable windows update you faggots. I haven't
installed a single windows update in years and my shit runs fine. Also get rid of windows
firewall. Just trim the fat.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)07:43:04 No.2926213
win7for life
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)07:44:28 No.2926215
>>2926213
you know, im pretty disappointed with windows 8+
im pretty much switching to linux and xp
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)07:46:53 No.2926217
>>2926104
that's what you get for being a good goy and getting a new operating system that helps you being
monitored in controlled world by NWO :^)
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)07:52:36 No.2926219
I will never ever pay for windows. That was the last straw I needed for that decision.
Running on XP, and I don't need any "%¤%¤/@€£ing" updates. :)
Oh yes I had last 19 different spyware last time before I reinstalled all my shit.
Who cares. If I need something done securely, I run it with RSA and with keys I generated my self.
They are safe enough for private use. And if you need some, I can sell you some with a decent
price. Starting from 250 $ a piece.
But then I'm not leaving any contact info, so good luck contacting me.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/13/15(Tue)08:23:22 No.2926229
>>2926219
>Running on XP, and I don't need any updates
Yes you do.
>I had last 19 different spyware last time before I reinstalled all my shit.
>Who cares.
Sensible people.
>If I need something done securely, I run it with RSA and with keys I generated my self.
On which non-compromised computer?
>I can sell you some with a decent price.
You're retarded.
