> VIDEO: The Windows 11 Crisis

SamplesBoi wrote:

Ready for your suggestions.

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You have two options:

1) Windows will install updates automatically and you can choose when you want to reboot (no forced reboots).

2) You can totally disable automatic updates, and you can choose when to install them and when to reboot.

For #1: Under Legacy Policies, set this value to Enabled:

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For #2: Under Managed end user experience, set this value to Disabled:

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Note that for each policy item the item will be self-documenting so you can see what each policy does when it is Enabled, Disabled, or Not configured. For policies that have additional settings beyond those three the documentation will state what each setting does. There are many other policies that you can experiment with to alter the behavior of Windows Update to suit your preferences.

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Policy is not applied immediately. It refreshes once an hour by default.

To force an update, open a command prompt and issue this command:

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If you have only changed policy under the "Computer Configuration" node as opposed to the "User Configuration" node then you can hit N for the OK to log off question.

I think people tried this and it still rebooted in some cases:

https://superuser.com/questions/1817039 … windows-11

wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKjo8Oc2qLk

From being one of the most used operating systems to becoming a universally ridiculed, Windows has been negatively transformed by Microsoft’s own decisions.

Microsoft Windows is a legacy product.

What do you do with legacy products?  You ship them to the Wogs, to lower development & support costs.

wrote:

Every solution have sern posted had always failed and been discredited.
I set my machines to metered internet so they only get updates when i choose.

Operator error. I use these settings on machines I only update twice a year. They work.

Windows XP = GOOD

Windows Vista = BAD

Windows 7 = GOOD

Windows 8 = BAD

Windows 10 = GOOD

Windows 11 = BAD

Just use the DOS prompt and add extended MEM