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This is the biggest problem in my life dealing with disturbing auto update from Microsoft
"something that could have been field here ren years ago"
● Yes, that is why i'm emphasizing this simple problem that should never happen. What im doing is keep the long-lasting complain in exsistence and unforgettable as a reminder of what they should have done it long time ago but untill now it hasnt been fixed yet. If someone were to work in programming field or IT then they must acknowledge how easy it is to fix this in comparision to any other complex software coding. But why they havent done it? Any good reason? Is it a big deal?
I have never had problem with Windows7 i always like and give good feedback and also a real fan of it until it stopped supporting the windows so i had to move on to Windows10
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But there are solutions for that. Just as there are solutions for your browser-window problem. Both I and at least one other poster have given you a couple of examples of what to do so you don't lose your umpteen tabs, even if they get closed."
● yes, there are solution for that and i already had nipped every single possible unexpected issues in the bud by turning off auto-update and auto-reboot too and also My chrome browsing restoring setting on startup was alwasy set to ON position. I even added about 50-60 of my tabs into bookmark i couldnt add all of them into it due to the possibility of confusion. I do what i think is most suitable
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"The update problem, though, you simply can't claim to be surprised by that. I get that it pisses you off. It pisses me off too, sometimes. But let's get real here - it will happen."
● So many weird cultures in my country were esthablished in people thought due to the feeling of getting used to something or the feeling of "let it slide" or live with it until it has completely become part of their life. Until it has become something common and acceptable but they cant deny the fact that this is a PROBLEM and when it comes to the word " problem" it is usually paired with the word "improve" "fix"
That mean this is something people will never look over and it happens if you think having this kidda problem is normal and it happens then people like me will show up again and again cause it will happen in response to what have been happening.
All these posts wouldnt have happened if i had never done anything in advance to inhibit the possible future issues from interjecting.
I always use Chrome and it always promtp up restore-all-tabs options every time my PC faced terrible reboots from auto-updates but this time i can notice that the update had made some significant change to the brower too it looks different from before maybe it is upgrapded to a complete new form
Just as i said, it is not my fault because the system didnt do as i ordered it to do so we have the right to blame
There is going to be a lisf of 72 of employee who must be laid off announced by the end of this year, my job is directly associated with tourism industry which gets direct impacts from the Covid.
Just hoping that my name wont be included in the list.
So be it
That's what it is. Normal. Windows does that. It's a well-known characteristic of Windows, it has updates online, and on occasion it reboots during the installation. When something does something regularly, and you expect that, that's the definition of normal.
I didn't really go through the rest of your rant here. It all seemed to revolve around "why" you need to do what you do. Culture is irrelevant here. What country you're in is irrelevant to this problem. I will repeat what I said first:
"I'm not going to ask "why do you need X tabs open 24/7", because it doesn't matter what the answer is. The design behind the answer is wrong. Whether it's something you did or something someone else is up to, it's wrong."
The problem isn't Windows.
The problem is inventing a process that relies on a PC being on 24x7x365 without fail, in full knowledge that this OS will reboot itself when its updates are turned on and connected to the internet, and setting up the consequence of fail to be screwing over an employee.
Even if you were running a mythical perfect OS that never reboots, you are still setting it up to fail if/when you have a power outage that exceeds the length of time your UPS can run it and its network infrastructure. Or if a component on the mainboard overheats and trips the power supply's circuit breaker.
Whether that was you that invented it, or someone before you, the "I must have umpteen browser windows open all the time" is the real problem here. You can howl about windows all you want, but that's not going to fix your problem, that's just going to paint you in a poor light. Fixing your process is the only thing that will fix your problem.
- SunEater1925Oct 20, 2021Copper Contributor
- "That's what it is. Normal. Windows does that. It's a well-known characteristic of Windows, it has updates online, and on occasion it reboots during the installation. When something does something regularly, and you expect that, that's the definition of normal. "
● As i said, i have never had this disturbing problem on Windows 7 and on the very previous stage of windows 10 so this is not something that normally happen. if it occurs despite its rare possibility of occurance
It means there must be something wrong with the operating system management if it is something normal, countless number of people would not have posted countless number of the same kind of problem. This is normal logic that even a low-educated person can understand. If a company make a lot of their customer feel agitated with the one thing in common and that is the SAME problem so it cant be considered NORMAL
Otherwise, that company and those boot-lickers wont admit or just wanna rationalize and fool themselve but the reality is obvious,
noticable anger of the users.
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"Culture is irrelevant here. What country you're in is irrelevant to this problem. I will repeat what I said first:"
● no problem I'm sure that people swinging by this thread will not be braindead enough to not understand that this is the way i make comparision and it is some sort of lingustic metaphor i used to make the context easy to understand
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"I'm not going to ask "why do you need X tabs open 24/7", because it doesn't matter what the answer is. The design behind the answer is wrong. Whether it's something you did or something someone else is up to, it's wrong."
● people have different kind of preference and behavior for their web browsing activity i faced auto-updates serveral times and it had no problem. This is the first-time problem over the past few months so it can NOT use the word NORMAL to clarify the context
I opend all that because that was what suited my working style. and sure i have reasons for doing that. Everyone has their own reasons
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"Even if you were running a mythical perfect OS that never reboots, you are still setting it up to fail if/when you have a power outage that exceeds the length of time your UPS can run it and its network infrastructure. Or if a component on the mainboard overheats and trips the power supply's circuit breaker."
● my problem is only why the settings of the windows doesnt obey its rightful owner this is simple common question that is left unanswered by one of the world's most powerful IT related organization , the company that can't even maintain their highest standard.
Acorrding to my general rule of thumb and tangible comments on the internet, When some funtion gets better, another one will be exposed to the possibility of having problems or vulneribility.
And it doesnt matter what kidda problem cause my PC to reboot, the problem is why the auto-tabs restoring system made its absence in the lastest update. The point of the post is easy and no excuse from its sycophant shall prevail over the truth that happen to many people worldwide
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"I must have umpteen browser windows open all the time" is the real problem here. You can howl about windows all you want, but that's not going to fix your problem, that's just going to paint you in a poor light. Fixing your process is the only thing that will fix your problem."
● if you think the ways the users use their computer is the problem then what is used in this context to identify the literal definition of the fact that this is the root cause of the problem.
Someone in the past that i came acorss on the social media love coming up with sick and unsound reasonings. I can do the same too i would have said something like. If being able to open multiple tabs turns out to be the fault of the users then why the web broswer allow us to do it? Why it has the option to open multiple tabs ?
Why it doesnt have the tabs limit feature?
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"that's not going to fix your problem, that's just going to paint you in a poor light. Fixing your process is the only thing that will fix your problem."
● my problem already been fixed already during my absence from this thread from 14 Oct to 18 Oct the date that i first replied to your answer. what took me 4 days before i had time to check out my thread is because i was trying to fix this with the help of some skillfull programmers from Reddit. It is lucky of me having a friend who is a game developer who never pretends to act smart but his knowlege about logfile and coding is reliable. And i think you are the only one here that is being shown in a poor light. take your precious time and glance through all the comments here even on the internet beside from this too you started to not understand why i can be made redundant and made your own judgement thinking if you are made redundant just because blah blahh ... but you forgot to think of external factors involved. People can even be fired for no reason too. dont get surprised by whatever is uncommon in your life. It may be common in other people' life
- "That's what it is. Normal. Windows does that. It's a well-known characteristic of Windows, it has updates online, and on occasion it reboots during the installation. When something does something regularly, and you expect that, that's the definition of normal. "
- AnonymousOct 20, 2021Thus, the administrator in the organization should foresee the solution and test it so that employees have the security of data synchronization and their copies.
certainly the employee should not take care of introducing the solution - it is the IT team that in my opinion is responsible- Thomas_TheobaldOct 20, 2021Copper ContributorExactly that ^^. As I said, whether he created the situation or it was handed to him, the situation at hand is the source of the problem. At this stage, complaining about Windows rebooting after an update is like complaining about the sun shining.
- SunEater1925Oct 20, 2021Copper Contributor
No doubt why you couldnt come up with an advanced solution
Lol you finally displayed your kid-like attidude after packs of aimless replies. thinking the situation at hand is the source of the problem can even make the whole world laugh at you with judgemental eye.
I cant even understand why you dare say this. A split seconed later after spotting the funniest logic ever, my hand pressed the button to snap a screenshot on its own.
I dont know why but please do not edit your previous post. Leave it untouched and let the visitors counterbalance the weight between our logics.
You didnt even read every single letter of my texts and come up with random judge about me
I'm focusing on why the system wont obey my order.
If i were to have to complain about windows updates there must have been hundreds of threads posted by me since Windows 7 ^^ you see now?? How weird your logic is
Someone tends to be the one who start using satirical manner in their speech first and wind up a loser in the end due to lack of resonable sounding.
thinking the situation at hand is the source of the problem is like thinking a fire right now set on my house is happening on its own. The source is the fire itself lol
Then two days later, The police rounded up two arsoners ^^Oh one thing about the sunshrine, there is no option in the sun to turn the sunrise off or on. Get real!!
No one is brave enough to own the windows SUN and program it to not shine in the morning
- SunEater1925Oct 20, 2021Copper ContributorLet me ask u something please
Do u mean "customers by the word employee?"
It is a bit ambiguous since IT team can be defined as employee as well