Thread: [Update] Windows 10 Discussion
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Old 02-06-2015, 11:41   #606
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Re: [Update] Windows 10 Discussion
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Originally Posted by Stop It View Post
I believe it was flagged as important, was released a week or two ago and didn't indicate that this was what the update was for. In those circumstances I could understand why people just updating Windows as normal could be forgiven for installing this accidentally.

Edit: It was flagged as Recommended recently, which means it would be an automatic install for the majority of people. Again, I can't fault people for not realising they had this installed.
Are you saying it was previously important and now changed to just Recommended? That's sneaky...

I can see it being "Recommended", i.e. Microsoft recommends you allow them to recommend you upgrade to Windows 10, but certainly not Important. And I've never seen the class of a Windows Update change retrospectively.

Yes, it would be an automatic install for the majority of people, but the majority of people aren't the ones complaining. It's the ones who oppose the idea of Microsoft deploying additional software to their system, yet choose to allow Microsoft to deploy any software to their system that are complaining.
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