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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2025
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We have hundreds of devices running this exact described situation, and we’ve not run into a single instance of this. Is this just one guy on Reddit complaining and the media ran with it?
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For a second I thought this was about forcing people to AI interact with the Start Menu.
Classic Shell could have a comeback
This isn't satirical?
Sounds like this affected a very small number of users. Anyone see this themselves?
I have Linux everywhere except one computer that needs to run Windows. Can I configure it to delay updates by, say, two weeks?
They're still allowing you to hold back updates? So nice of them.
Well, you can configure only manual updates with notifications but I'd prefer automatic updates except not on day zero. At least on Win 1X Pro, on Home I think not.
Iirc, you can with Pro, but not with home.
Everytime my windows work computer updates, something breaks. Now my mouse doesn't work well and I'm so tired of dealing with it. IT has had enough of these stupid tickets for why something doesn't work and why we need admin permissions to fix it.
What the fuck?!
The link doesn't work for me?
so they're vibe cussing with uhhh what's their stupid "AI" called... copilot?
actually makes some sense, any pilot Microsoft creates would be crash prone...
Ah. Welcome back Windows 8.