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walsufnir on 27 July 2015
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LurkerJ said:
walsufnir said:


Naive? Tone down. Driver updates? These usually are done manually. Also you don't have to use it, as another poster already said.

And no, I am not naive but working in IT and IT security for quite a long time and the majority of people don't know anything about computers, operating systems and generally anything they think they know of. And yes, I have used Windows since a very, very long time now.

You can't explain to me anything in this context, right, so it's good you don't even try.

What the heck are you talking about? The tool the other poster is talking about WAS MADE available due to problematic forced drivers updates. HAVE YOU EVEN READ WHAT THE OTHER USER HAS POSTED?

I am sorry, but you just further proved my point, you are beyond naive when it comes to windows updates. 

And why tone down? calling someone naive is flaming now? Funny you ask me to calm down then accuse me of being inable to explain anything right.


And now you are shouting at people...

I am not naive, I want the world to be better and that means automatic updates. People are just not able to judge and that's it. The people who actually can are so rare that it's noise unheard.

I didn't say you were flaming at all and I didn't say you would be unable to explain to me anything because I already know what you want to try to explain which is a bit different in saying but totally different in meaning.

I don't think it's a good way to complain about something that happens during Windows 10 testing because that is what testing is for.