Win 10 lawsuit

[Richard O'Neill]

On 6/28/2016 3:59 PM, RICHARD BARTH wrote:
>
> The switch from "optional" to "recommended" was the last straw, so far 
> as I was concerned. A lot of
>
> people have set their machines up for automatic install of 
> "recommended" patches for security's sake.
>
> Slipping a replacement OS in as a patch is reaching pretty low.
>

   As a general rule, corporations don't offer freebies without 
attaching strings. Initially I clicked on the window icon so I would 
have the option to download Win 10 but decided against it after reading 
about numerous problems. However, Sly Old Billy Gates kept pestering me 
to update by sneaking in popup reminders on my screens at random 
intervals. That is until I located and removed the insistent reminder 
update file. To avoid a recurrence I now manually scrutinize every new 
update listed and checkout it's function before proceeding. I no longer 
have ANY trust in Microsoft or its hidden agendas, whatever they may be. 
These four files continue to be offered when I check for updates but 
I've permanently banned them from my Win 7 machine.

KB2952664
KB3035583
KB3123862
Win 10