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One of the very rare moments when receiving an error message is actually a good thing.  

I also rely on error messages when compromising sites (when you look at It, they're actually "hints"), but that's a different story altogether.

In this Instance with updates, they're very useful Indeed.

How much experience do you have with compromising websites?

Without going Into specifics, a lot.

But let's keep this on-topic.

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I also rely on error messages when compromising sites (when you look at It, they're actually "hints"), but that's a different story altogether.

In this Instance with updates, they're very useful Indeed.

How much experience do you have with compromising websites?

Without going Into specifics, a lot.

But let's keep this on-topic.

Is there anything else to discuss about automatic updates in Windows 10, or have we discussed pretty much everything?

[mothered]

How much experience do you have with compromising websites?

Without going Into specifics, a lot.

But let's keep this on-topic.

Is there anything else to discuss about automatic updates in Windows 10, or have we discussed pretty much everything?

Everything on my end, unless you have something to add?

I'm more than happy to discuss anything relative to not Installing/preventing updates.

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Without going Into specifics, a lot.

But let's keep this on-topic.

Is there anything else to discuss about automatic updates in Windows 10, or have we discussed pretty much everything?

Everything on my end, unless you have something to add?

I'm more than happy to discuss anything relative to not Installing/preventing updates.

I always keep my non-Windows system up-to-date, because, unlike Windows, updates make it better.

[mothered]

Is there anything else to discuss about automatic updates in Windows 10, or have we discussed pretty much everything?

Everything on my end, unless you have something to add?

I'm more than happy to discuss anything relative to not Installing/preventing updates.

I always keep my non-Windows system up-to-date, because, unlike Windows, updates make it better.

That's understandable.

On some devices and OS platforms, updates are certainly for the better. However, to the contrary of what other's may think, I beg to differ with Windows.

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Everything on my end, unless you have something to add?

I'm more than happy to discuss anything relative to not Installing/preventing updates.

I always keep my non-Windows system up-to-date, because, unlike Windows, updates make it better.

That's understandable.

On some devices and OS platforms, updates are certainly for the better. However, to the contrary of what other's may think, I beg to differ with Windows.

I agree with your views on not updating Windows. I guess you might be missing out on some important security updates, though?

[mothered]

I guess you might be missing out on some important security updates, though?

You're not the first who's mentioned this, and certainly won't be the last.

Although I personally harden my OS with rules, policies etc, no doubt there are Important security patches from time to time, but I've yet to experience any Issues by neglecting to perform updates. And that's been over a decade to date.

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I guess you might be missing out on some important security updates, though?

You're not the first who's mentioned this, and certainly won't be the last.

Although I personally harden my OS with rules, policies etc, no doubt there are Important security patches from time to time, but I've yet to experience any Issues by neglecting to perform updates. And that's been over a decade to date.

Well, as long as you have had no issues, I guess if it ain't broken, don't fix it.

[mothered]

I guess you might be missing out on some important security updates, though?

You're not the first who's mentioned this, and certainly won't be the last.

Although I personally harden my OS with rules, policies etc, no doubt there are Important security patches from time to time, but I've yet to experience any Issues by neglecting to perform updates. And that's been over a decade to date.

Well, as long as you have had no issues, I guess if it ain't broken, don't fix it.  

Further to my aforementioned posts, I haven't got the time nor the patience to wait around for updates to complete.

Moreover, I cannot afford to terminate my sessions with reboots. Personally, Windows updates are a major Inconvenience.

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You're not the first who's mentioned this, and certainly won't be the last.

Although I personally harden my OS with rules, policies etc, no doubt there are Important security patches from time to time, but I've yet to experience any Issues by neglecting to perform updates. And that's been over a decade to date.

Well, as long as you have had no issues, I guess if it ain't broken, don't fix it.  

Further to my aforementioned posts, I haven't got the time nor the patience to wait around for updates to complete.

Moreover, I cannot afford to terminate my sessions with reboots. Personally, Windows updates are a major Inconvenience.

That makes perfect sense. You should try switching to something like Linux as your primary operating system. Then, you will almost always be able to update without rebooting. When the time would indeed come to have to reboot, just stop updating, I guess.