Win10 extended support

[GrayHare]

Looks like Microsoft continues to w*rk hard to make Linux more popular.

 

[tizod]

Looks like Microsoft continues to w*rk hard to make Linux more popular.

Actually I think the main shift is to Apple. As I read these (need PC for corporate) I am always amazed how much work people put into windows. My own biz (no IT and all run by users) all runs on Mac. Corp biz requires PC's, IT for many issues, tickets, and then understanding Win complex SW packages, pricing and features etc. UGH.

 

[badatmath]

Well I looked up the KB number and that is more alarming. Exactly how many ways can I tell them I don't want their update? If I didn't want it in Oct or November why would I want it now?Just want to reboot my own machine ON MY SCHEDULE.

KB5072653: Extended Security Updates (ESU) Licensing Preparation Package for Windows 10.
Worried cause some are saying it breaks office. I haven't done anything in office yet.

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[GrayHare]

btw, you can turn off the forced Win 10 updates with the Winaero tweaker