Windows 10 is worse than Arch Linux! Mandatory updates which

is win 10 really proprietary.

>>56276534
tell us more

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>>56276573
No Its a free upgrade from 7 and 8

>>56276579
Take a look at some of the problem this mandatory update had for users:

> This update broke my PC just like the last 2 cumulative patches did.

>Latest update broke my USB mouse.
>Now whenever it's plugged it, it works for about 5 seconds, then windows throws an error and decides it can't recognize it, then shuts off power to it.

>I installed the update this morning. When I booted the computer a few hours later, a lot of my programs wouldn'tt open anymore. Their processes appear in the process list, but no window (or icon in the system tray) appears.

>Actually, yes. I had an issue. After installing April's updates, I wasn't able to use the start menu and everything got a lot slower, especially when opening any kind of file

>1) This update reinstalled all forced apps (OneNote, Get Skype, Groove Music, etc.) for me. Very annoying.
>2) Updating created a 22GB Windows.old folder. I had all previous Windows 10 updates installed prior to patch day. Is that really necessary for updates within 10?

Tell me more about the stability of Windows!

>>56276627
>Tell me more about the stability of Windows!

I haven't had a single problem :)

>>56276652
But when you do it will be too late.

>One early update fails to install on my computer
>Newer updates can't install because of that
feels good man

>>56276600
>upgrade

>>56276627
I had no issues, except for the last two points which is unfortunately just a way Microsoft pushes their shitty updates and isn't considered a "bug" by them. The 22gb folder is a full system backup, so you can revert back to previous version with one click in "backup and recovery". The reinstallation of all the garbage apps sucked harder