OMG you're right! I should have been more precise. I no longer use Windows except in a VM. And then not very often, as I only have to update Family Tree Maker once every few weeks, depending on how much I have added using the online Ancestry.com
It was. Beginning in Feb., the updates made it unstable and caused application to not open. I had to remove the updates and disable updating, so security took a hit.
I ended up removing Windows 7 from my desktop and laptop and installing Linux Mint 18, Cinnamon edition on them. I haven't regretted it one second.
I have the 2012 original Nexus 7 and use it every day. Google may have thought that their update would kill it, and it all but did kill it, but I was able to flash it back to the older Android version it came with.
I tried to use Corel VideoStudio X5 yesterday, but it crashed on startup. Did some searching and discovered Micrososoft security updates KB3134814, KB3126587 and KB3126593, installed on Feb. 9, 2016 were the culprits. After removing them Corel worked fine again.
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They were used for the controllers in high end Litton microwave ovens built in the mid 1970's, so it is possible.
Syria invited the Russians.
OMG you're right! I should have been more precise. I no longer use Windows except in a VM. And then not very often, as I only have to update Family Tree Maker once every few weeks, depending on how much I have added using the online Ancestry.com
Yes, in the VMWare player where I run Windows 7.
It was. Beginning in Feb., the updates made it unstable and caused application to not open. I had to remove the updates and disable updating, so security took a hit.
I ended up removing Windows 7 from my desktop and laptop and installing Linux Mint 18, Cinnamon edition on them. I haven't regretted it one second.
I'm the same age and discovered a few years ago that i sometimes misread text displayed on my monitor. More so than a printed document.
Like a user replaceable battery?
I wonder if MS will continue to support Windows 7 to the advertised EOL.
I have the 2012 original Nexus 7 and use it every day. Google may have thought that their update would kill it, and it all but did kill it, but I was able to flash it back to the older Android version it came with.
Vigorously.
I fired Microsoft a while back.
Do you have a choice?
Yes, I could have stayed with "7" if I kept all of Microsoft's updates turned off. But security issues.
As long as he used the lowercase "o", the fine shouldn't be more than second born child.
Download and install Linux Mint 18. Done.
Yes, I'm half kidding, but magazines used to come with code to use with debug to produce small com utilities.
Sadly this will be primarily used to make dick images.
http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phones/lg-g5.html/
Expect an eventual update that will break all versions of Office except Office 365, forcing users into a subscription mode.
Dunno what a shonk is, but it sounds about right!
I think it might be the sound you make when you realize you've been shlonged.
No problem. Melvin can mop it up.
I did install the updates, but it didn't help. Removing the updates did.
I tried to use Corel VideoStudio X5 yesterday, but it crashed on startup. Did some searching and discovered Micrososoft security updates KB3134814, KB3126587 and KB3126593, installed on Feb. 9, 2016 were the culprits. After removing them Corel worked fine again.
Wouldn't boot on my hardware either. Disappoint
You can modify but not edit the source?