They thought it was safe to install a Windows 10 update
Cue the Jaws music and calls for switching to Linux.
Well I for one will NOT be switching to Linux!…
…because I am already using Linux and this latest Microsoft malarky does not bother me one little bit. Except for the inevitable call from someone who needs me to fix their damned Windows PC or laptop.
Seriously though, what the hell is wrong with Microsoft? I know they have had a history or errors, but this is a comedy of errors!
Originally shared by Garry Knight
Remember that update they said was going ahead yesterday?
W10 is more than a big keylogger?
W10 is more than a big keylogger?
W10 is more than a big keylogger?
W10 is more than a big keylogger?
W10 is more than a big keylogger?
I myself have seen dozens of blue screens of death, after update or simple restarts, which is why I’m using Windows 7 now, and it’s flawless.
I myself have seen dozens of blue screens of death, after update or simple restarts, which is why I’m using Windows 7 now, and it’s flawless.
I myself have seen dozens of blue screens of death, after update or simple restarts, which is why I’m using Windows 7 now, and it’s flawless.
I myself have seen dozens of blue screens of death, after update or simple restarts, which is why I’m using Windows 7 now, and it’s flawless.
I myself have seen dozens of blue screens of death, after update or simple restarts, which is why I’m using Windows 7 now, and it’s flawless.
At this point in time, and with Microsoft’s past ethical issues, I suspect that this so-called Blue Screen of Death is just a ploy to collect more user data.
At this point in time, and with Microsoft’s past ethical issues, I suspect that this so-called Blue Screen of Death is just a ploy to collect more user data.
At this point in time, and with Microsoft’s past ethical issues, I suspect that this so-called Blue Screen of Death is just a ploy to collect more user data.
At this point in time, and with Microsoft’s past ethical issues, I suspect that this so-called Blue Screen of Death is just a ploy to collect more user data.
At this point in time, and with Microsoft’s past ethical issues, I suspect that this so-called Blue Screen of Death is just a ploy to collect more user data.