Dimpie (JIGSAW)
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3x PC's upgraded at home ... no issues 
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Say Apple has 100 or so models to do updates for. All run variations of the same components accross the different models. MS has millions of different configurations to cater for. Lets compare the two...Meanwhile, MacOS seamlessly updates very occasionally and you barely notice it when it does.
Yes let's. Apple does updates every so often. MS does updates often. What is it with Windows that needs so much "fixing" then?Say Apple has 100 or so models to do updates for. All run variations of the same components accross the different models. MS has millions of different configurations to cater for. Lets compare the two...
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Once a month Patch Tuesday security updates is bog standard heck even Android does that these days. The big updates will only happen once a year now. Hopefully it continues like that going forward.Yes let's. Apple does updates every so often. MS does updates often. What is it with Windows that needs so much "fixing" then?
I cannot understand, why I am NOT having any issues with Windows 10, while other users are having major issues.
My laptop is ticking like clockwork, for the past 6 years, since purchasing end 2013.
All I have ever done, was update and upgrade from the initial preloaded Windows 8 software, that came with the laptop, up to the current Windows 10 1903, plus all the updates, right up to this moment.
I have never had to "roll back" my laptop, because of bug issues and whatnot, nor did I ever have to do a clean install from scratch...
Seriously, Guys, what's up with your systems ?
The latest Windows 10 update has serious problems
Microsoft released a cumulative update for Windows 10 on 10 September which is quickly turning into a nightmare for users.
The update included three key changes which aim to improve security, patch vulnerabilities, and address CPU usage issues for certain processes.
Roll of the dice. Nothing is wrong with people's systems. Rather ask what's up with MS.