wincucks BTFO seriously, how is windows 10 even real don't

You do realize that only EXTREMELY MENTALLY ILL (ie homosexuals) so called "people" like you use mac os, RIGHT???!

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>>58663210
LMAO
M
A
O

Not sure what the problem with Windows updates are.
You just have to check of the defer updates option, and then set your wifi connection to metered and it will never bother you with updates ever again.
If you're too incompetent to figure this out, then you deserve the headache that comes with dealing with automatic updates.

>work such as rendering
Fuck off, Rainer.

>>58663290
>If you're too incompetent to figure this out

People that retarded NEED to have updates forced on them or they ignore it forever until they get infected and then cry about how Windows "isn't secure".

>>58663369
When I stop updates I am in essence stopping time, so I should be entirely secure. I even have a script that resets my time back to August 1, 2008 so I feel more secure on my XP machine.

>>58663210
>delaying the inevitable while dealing with annoying reminders every single day
>>58663290
>having to trick your OS into not restarting without your permission

I don't understand this obsession with cuckoldry. Is it an American thing?

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>>58663210
This doesn't happen on Windows

>>58663261
>resorting to insults

>>58663210
OSX has been left insecure in the past due to people refusing to reboot.
I honestly don't know why the kernel can't be restarted asynchronously though, like some chroot but for the kernel not filesystem/userspace.

>>58663290
Because it doesn't save your workspace before rebooting.
Waking up/coming back to a PC sans all your work and windows is pretty fucking annoying. Even OSX gets this right by saving the state of all running applications and restoring them in-place on reboot.

>>58663290
>your wifi connection

>>58663471
Why are you pretending like changing options is a bad thing?
Do you install Linux and leave it as is?

>>58663210
You do realize that only EXTREMELY MENTALLY ILL (ie homosexuals) so called "people" like you use mac os, RIGHT???!

>>58663261
>>58663533
ebin meam XD upboated

>>58663471
technically not inevitable, rebooting never becomes enforced

>>58663472
Yeah instead if just restarts fucking randomly without giving you notice

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>>58663263
you never see that if you do the following

>>58663518
>>58663660
>being a faggot is okay
>>>/lgbt/

Back to your containment board you go.

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>>58663210

>>58663900
reminds me of a certain os. btfo hypocrite

>>58663210
when I shut my PC down it installs the updates
windows 10 bothers me with absolutely nothing
not even that stupid question in the OP

you are a next level cuck
>yes please remind me later
what an annoyance that must be
I pity you fools

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>ITT Macbabbies and Winturds arguing about two shitty OS's
>never mind that with Linux you can update whatever you want whenever you want

>>58664144
>>never mind that with Linux you can update/break (update+break or update plus break as I've recently taken to call it) whatever you want whenever you want
fixed that for you

>>58663290
>Not sure what the problem with Windows updates are.
>Just jump through all these fucking hoops to have control over when your PC shuts down/restarts
>you have to be incompetent to not figure this out, I don't get why people care about automatic updates

Spoiler, brainiac. It'll still Download the updates at lower intervals. and when it happens, albeit less frequently, you have no fucking control over when it reboots.

Then again, if you don't see this as a problem, keep using Windows. But stop acting like this isn't a legitimate concern.

>>58664186
you actually sound serious and not like a troll so I will take a bit of my time and answer you
>It'll still Download the updates at lower intervals. and when it happens, albeit less frequently, you have no fucking control over when it reboots.
>you have no fucking control over when it reboots.
WHO
TOLD
YOU
THAT

THAT IS A FUCKING LIE HOLY SHIT THIS NEVER HAPPENED FUCKING FUCK WHAT DRUGS ARE YOU ON HOLY SHIIIIIIIIT

Seriously

no

that does not happen

I use Win10 since insider preview and this _____never______ happened
and there are no fucking "HOOOPS" to jump

you click "WINDOWS UPDATE" and you click "I DECIDE WHEN TO INSTALL" from the fucking menu
that's all there is

fucking gay linux ass prince

>>58664225
Is the CPU/RAM 20% usage thing a lie too? I come to /g/ and I see a lot of paranoia here, but installing in a VM means a lot of instabilities.

>>58663210
sudo xbps-install -Suv
whenever i want, in seconds. Non-intrusive.
>windows
>workflow

>>58663210
So you don't have a choice not to install the update exactly when you want to ?

Because windows update doesn't even pop up if I don't start it (you can deactivate the service).

Enjoy your lack of customization faggot. Windows is too hard to use for people like you.

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>>58664278
pretty much
the RAM usage could be lower I guess
the programs I'm running use about 1gb in this screenshot
the rest is from who the fuck knows and windows

>>58664331
Currently on Windows 7 with 4 GB of RAM. All I have up at the moment is Thunderbird, Waterfox, and Malwarebytes. 1.76 GB are being used and all those programs combined use less than half that amount. Guess the lesson is that RAM usage is high on any Windows version.

>>58664403
I heard that Windows Server 2016 is very efficient in that aspect
got a free copy and plan on trying that in the near future

>>58664278
>>58664403

Windows memory management has been getting worse.
On Windows 7 I can have pale moon, PowerPoint, and hexchat open and the ram usage will be around 1.2gb.
Windows 10 idles around 2gb.

As for the CPU usage, it's usually fine except for when svchost decides to go insane and use up like 80% of the CPU. You can just open task manager and force close it though.

>>58664571
I never have svchost do that to me in Windows 7, is this a Windows 10 thing?

>>58664601
It's happened to me in 8.1 and 10.
I don't think it's happened in win7 to me either.

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>this shit pops up when you're on the toilet for a minute
>lose all unsaved data because you're not there to press "later" in time
How is that any better

The only people who don't like forced updates are Russian sympathizers who are upset their main source of revenue(credit card fraud) is being taken away. It's just /pol/ leaking. Trump sucks Russia's cock, so do his followers.

>>58664767
>lose unsaved work due to computer restarting without my permission
>get angry
>turn into a russian and steal credit cards
Not believing it, you're full of shit

>>58664791
Kek, you're a dumbass. The Russians have been stealing American ccs for years.

>>58663791
literally never

>>58664791
Why the fuck would you ever leave something open without saving?

>>58664829
bait pls go

>>58663263
>>58663210
Gangstalk: OS edition

I really don't understand the forced Windows 10 updates meme. I've never seen an update screen asides from when I go to shutdown/restart my computer and even then it gives me the option. Is it because I pirated it or some shit?

>>58666196
No. That's perfectly normal.
It's only epic /g/ memes

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>>58663210
Installing win10 now - how to disable M$ botnet / telemetry?

>>58666248
don't worry, they are harmless if ur not rich

>>58664601
windows update, when I allowed that thing to be on it would tank at least one core for hours.

>>58666196
see it all the time, little brother went to 10 like a retard and now his shit is restarting everytime I see him anymore.

Seriously looking into vm If i have to use 10 just so I can clamp down on the fucking things internet access requests.

Forced updates? What are you on about, Willis? They've always asked if I want to do the update and it asks if I want to do it now or in ten minutes or tomorrow or 'later' [ad infinitum].

This whole thread reminds me of that picture/meme of iOS getting SwiftKey. Like, fuck you mean?

Also, MS Edge still sucks dick fuck this browser.

>>58671169
tell it later enough and it forces you to do it now.

>>58663210
I'm not going to defend the mess that is windows 10 updates its fucking bullshit. I don't know whose idea it was to take windows 7 and everything that worked and just fucking break it, but they fucking broke it hard core.

>>58671169
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbEPCC_Z_Ig

>>58663263
Inconsistent letter capitalisation. Gross.

>>58666248
install gentoo

>>58664331
You need to stop being so autistic about free memory and start actually using your memory. Windows 10 was using well over 1 GB on my shitty old tower with 2 GB, (on which Windows 10 is still very usable even with an old single core Athlon by the way), but then I made a 1.2 GB ram disk to record some audio on and Windows went down to half a GB.

>>58663210
>wincucks btfo
>posts screenshot where another babysit OS keeps pestering him to set a time to install
On Linux I get a notification that critical updates are available and that's it.

>>58664160
Stay mad.

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Wincucks wish they could disable these

>>58672727
Nah it's pretty consistent with Title Case.
https://experience.sap.com/files/guidelines/References/text_cap.htm

>Use title case for the following screen elements:

>Menu options and pushbuttons
>Field, checkbox, and radio button labels
>Frame, screen, and dialog box titles
>Tab descriptions
>All hierarchy nodes and folder names (IMG, roles, and so on)
>Possible entries, options in drop-down lists
>Column and row headers
Etc

>>58674680
>what is group policy editor

lol, cuck

>>58664727
Nah, any unsaved document can prevent the OS from updating. Also, applications that support autosave will simply save their data and quit.

Windows doesn't force anyone to restart immediately or restart during important work. The restarting only happens when you have purposefully ignored multiple warning messages for days. Just turn your computer off every night and you will never see any nagging ever. If you do something with the computer that makes it impossible to turn off every night, you probably shouldn't be using a consumer OS anyway.

>>58675877
>Windows doesn't force anyone to restart immediately or restart during important work.

>The restarting only happens when you have purposefully ignored multiple warning messages

Both can't be true.

>>58675877
>shilling this hard

I hope they're paying you well pajeet

>>58676472
Yes they can. Because when you have a lot of options for when to restart, you didn't get forced to update at the last minute. You chose to update it at the last minute.

If you mean being forced to update at all, rather than being forced to update at a specific time: Yes, Windows forced you to update. And no, that is absolutely not a problem in any way.

>>58663210
I don't understand your argument. I use windows 10 and im pretty sure it schedules a time to install the updates or lets you do it whenever you want.

Why can't you take literally 5 minutes out of your day to restart your computer? I don't understand.

It's not even like you have to do it every day either. Windows 10 only gets updates about maybe once per week on average.

>>58676516
So if I'm working, and Windows Update pops up and I tell it nah do it later it won't eventually popup and start a count down. Then when that count down ends it won't restart and close/lose anything I had open?

>>58676712
No, it won't force restart if you tell it later. You can keep working for the rest of the day, then when you turn off the computer at night it will install the updates.

I'm so fucking glad I moved from W10 Enterprise to Xubuntu. So much better in every way.

>>58676740
Can Windows restart without the user being involved, saving/closing all open windows/apps, restarting and then putting everything back in place?

>>58676773
Windows can fucking do whatever the fuck it likes, it's a piece of retarded fucking shit made by a bunch of retards that couldn't code for shit

>>58676833
Not but Windows doesn't do this, when restarting starts if you have an unsaved document open it will be closed and lost by default, correct?

>>58676867
My Windows 10 Enterprise, when I used it, never closed if there was any unsaved document open.

It was still a piece of shit OS

>>58676896
>you lost all your ssh sessions and browsers tabs

office365 is a scam

>>58663290
>You just have to check of the defer updates option,

that doesn't work anymore. it FORCES updates of all defered updates eventually. just last week people who deferred the shitty and buggy anniversary update got the update forcibly shoved down their rectums. terrible policy that you can't choose to PERMANENTLY defer non-security updates

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>>58664160
>anon is too incompetent to update his OS

>>58664225
you type like a 14yo. do something about that.

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>>58664898

>>58679226
You type like a 13 year old. Do something about that

>>58663210
You can easily disable that.