>And as a double-bonus, if you had any updates hidden, say because they
>corrupted your machine, the cumulative update un-hid them so they get
>applied and, *boom*.
>
>How can you not love the company that does this?
<Tweety Bird>I DO! I DO love them!</Tweety Bird>
We STILL do not have any Windows 10 machines (and I have ten
never-used Win 7 boxes still in inventory for future expansion) for
this reason.
But see, I think that the Windows 10 forced update "feature" is
actually a design bug that has caused Microsoft to achieve only 50%
of its projected adoption rate for this OS (even though they gave
away most of those adoptions for free and deliberately tricked and
defrauded a lot of people into the "adoption"). Eventually somebody
over there is going to wake up and realize this fact, and fix it.
They keep inching toward it with some little change every few months.
So when they finally return to full user-control of updates, then I
will be able to avail myself of what is otherwise, according to many
reports, a pretty good operating system.
Ken