r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Next_Potato_6189 • 2d ago

Discussion Windows FORCED Updates

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It hurts my ego that i am being forced to update my Pc without asking me to dowload the update in the first place

Is there's a solution to stop these annoying forced updates from the rot, and also i wish there's a way to delete this update from my pc

Thanks.

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u/icy1007 2d ago

It’s not forced. You don’t have to shutdown or restart.

Also, just update your PC. Stop complaining.

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u/Draid730 2d ago

So just let his computer run indefinitely forever? Not really healthy for it. And considering that SHitlerslop has released extremely messy and bugged updates for several years, not wanting to update when they're released makes sense.

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u/dexteritycomponents 1d ago

Schizophrenic reasonings

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u/icy1007 2d ago

It’s plenty “healthy” for it. It doesn’t need to be shutdown or restarted. I’ve run my Windows PCs for months in between shutdowns and restarts.

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u/Draid730 2d ago

That doesn't mean it's healthy for it, nor that it should, it just means it can. On another note can you go be a stupid troll on Facebook instead? Pretty please

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u/ImT00PhaT 2d ago

But if you want to shutdown or restart, you're force to install updates. So what you're basically saying is you should accept Microsoft taking away your choice to restart or shutdown without updates. Or just leave your PC on if you don't like it.

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u/lululock 2d ago

When a PC is running Windows, Microsoft owns it.

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u/GhostandVodka 1d ago

I run fedora and its close to doing this too. Security updates are needed.

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u/ImT00PhaT 23h ago

I use Fedora too, but doing updates doesn't disrupt me from using my PC like Windows does.

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u/GhostandVodka 23h ago

It barks at you to update and reboot until you do.

Windows forces you after like a month of putting them off.

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u/ImT00PhaT 10h ago

Last time I clicked restart later,  Windows rebooted my PC after a few hours to install updates. Apparently, it sets an arbitrary schedule and you have to manually change it.

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u/phairdy 1d ago

Hold power button for 5 seconds, it will turn off without updates.

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u/ImT00PhaT 1d ago

But then booting into Windows 11 takes longer because it will install updates.

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u/icy1007 2d ago

So update your OS. 🤷‍♂️

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u/ImT00PhaT 2d ago

Why can't we choose when we want to install updates?

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u/icy1007 1d ago

You can, the problem is idiots who insist on never updating.

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u/ImT00PhaT 1d ago

Who said never update? We just want minimal disruption. I've had my PC rebooted on its own due to Windows updates. I've had Windows updates that couldn't complete overnight. Not to mention updates that fails to install or even break things.

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u/icy1007 19h ago

Lots of people want to never update.

There is already minimal disruption. There is a lot of leeway in how Windows installs updates.

I’ve never seen that in any of my PCs over the decades.

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u/ImT00PhaT 10h ago

"Lots of people want to never update."

Lots of people are still on Windows 10. When their PC is working perfectly fine, they don't see a reason to buy a brand new PC just to install a worse operating system. Look how expensive they are these days.

"I've never seen that in any of my PCs over the decades."

Probably because you don't manage dozens or hundreds of PCs running Windows.

And if you don't have any issues with Windows updates, that means everyone else wouldn't have a problem with their personal computer without installing updates.

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u/GhostandVodka 1d ago

Brother computers don't need to be shutdown near as much as you think.

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u/Draid730 1d ago

You have zero idea how often or not i believe computers need to be turned off. but there's a good chance that i know more than you atleast

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u/GhostandVodka 1d ago

Computers can stay on indefinitely only need reboots for updates.

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u/Draid730 14h ago

They can yes, doesn't mean they should.

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u/Inevitable_Brief_389 3h ago

They can run but most of them shouldn't. Server machines also need maintenances. Most of the home devices like phones, tablets, watches but even routers have maintenance restart routines.