That's not completely true. You can also do well going to a trade school instead of college.
Assuming you can follow instruction well, you could also join the military. I know it sounds crazy, but with the incoming administration, deployment rates will likely drop significantly. Plus, you'll at least have a solid job for ~4+ years.
I joined the Chair...erm, I mean "Air" Force and served on active duty for 4 years. I only had a few college credits when I joined, and I have yet to finish my degree. However, the experience I gained in the military really shines on my resume, and I'm happily making just under 6 figures only 1.5 years after separating.
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That's not completely true. You can also do well going to a trade school instead of college.
Assuming you can follow instruction well, you could also join the military. I know it sounds crazy, but with the incoming administration, deployment rates will likely drop significantly. Plus, you'll at least have a solid job for ~4+ years. I joined the Chair...erm, I mean "Air" Force and served on active duty for 4 years. I only had a few college credits when I joined, and I have yet to finish my degree. However, the experience I gained in the military really shines on my resume, and I'm happily making just under 6 figures only 1.5 years after separating.
and there seems to be no way to disable the associated googleupdate.exe process without registry hacking.
Start > Run... > msconfig > Startup Tab > Uncheck GoogleUpdate
What happened to Windows 2004? ...Oh, "Vista"...interesting...