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Get Windows 10 prompt without “no thanks” option
http://www.ghacks.net/2015/12/12/get-windows-10-prompt-without-no-thanks-option/

 

Is M$ trying this **** in Europe? Because every once in a while some European countries stand up to M$ unlike the USA.

 

fyi:
This is what I did=
Windows Live Mail 2012 before the installation of KB3093594 : Build 16.4.3528.0331 ->
Install KB3093594 ->
Windows Live Mail 2012 after the installation of KB3093594 : Build16.4.3563.0918 ->
Start WLM, crash when updating calendar ->
I signed out from my hotmail account (the right most button in top toolbar). ->
Now WLM is not updating calendar anymore, just checks for e-mails.

Afterwards I decided to go back in WLM Build 16.4.3528.0331:
WLM 0918 uninstalled from "program and features add/remove programs" ->
Run the installer (Windows Live Essentials 2012) for WLM Build 16.4.3528.0331 ->
Start WLM 0331 ->
My accounts and emails was there, nothing lost, no problems.

 

Just great. If I saw this on out customer machine (without knowing Windows changed their app) I would surely think they got infected with some malware.
It looks like MS is learning from malware/adware creators.

 

hi
i found out now
no , i haven't used it , but i will give for sure a try
thanks

 

I have decided not to install KB3093594 at this time. Hopefully the problems associated with it will get fixed before MS makes their changes to Outlook.com. Also somebody here said that it was not for W10 (the email was wrong) and this backs that up and also sheds some light on what is being changed in WLM 2012 so users can continue to use it...

http://www.infoworld.com/article/30...-kb-3093594-it-freezes-windows.html?nsdr=true

This may be the death nail for the free desktop email client. Thunderbird is on shaky ground too.

 

Well this one came to me as an "Important" (albeit non-security) update after last week, and suspecting its real 'intentions' left it aside until I'd established what it is. This is real 'Russian Roulette' patching on Windows nowadays, and MS should refrain from trying to control, or they'll lose customers and reputation in the long run imho.

 

Woody Leonhard ‏@woodyleonhard
Microsoft re-re-issues KB3035583, the infamous Win10 nag patch for Win7 and 8.1. Good time to re-run GWX Control Panel.

 

Both of my Win10 x64 machines have just received new drivers for their AMD graphics cards - Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series and 7600M series respectively.

 

Same here with AMD Radeon HD 8600/8700M. Have received also cumulative update KB3124200. As always, everything went fine and no issues.

 

Here we go again

Updated KB3035583-v2 (GWX)
installs Get Windows 10 app in Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 SP1.

Be careful...

 

Thanks for reminding me to look @Mister X
I was beginning to think I had been forgotten regarding the latest incarnation of KB3035583 - but no, I got it today and was duly hidden with all the others.

 

Woody Leonhard ‏@woodyleonhard
Botched Windows Live Mail 2012 patch KB 3093594 re-released, solves the crashing problem @infoworld WoW http://www.infoworld.com/article/3016851/microsoft-windows/microsoft-reissues-botched-windows-live-mail-2012-patch-kb-3093594.html?nsdr=true…

 

Naughty, naughty Mickey$oft ... 'Recommended' my donkey!

 

Haha... Yeah, we all know what "recommended" means, right?

 

Oh yeah ....

 

I admit they are really persistent.

 

Persistently annoying?

 

Yes I'm waiting for them to release it as Important update next year...
Delaying updates and picking them out one by one has become a must for me on Windows 7.

 

Yes, I know where I'd like to stick that nag patch!!

 

Yeah!

 

Woody Leonhard ‏@woodyleonhard
Windows 10 update KB 3124200 clobbers Word customizations, removes AutoText, macros, styles @infoworld WoW http://www.infoworld.com/article/3017791/microsoft-windows/windows-10-update-kb-3124200-clobbers-word-customizations.html?nsdr=true…