The Exchange team is aware of issues with the Windows Operating System updates published July 10th, 2018 causing Exchange to not function correctly. The Windows servicing team has advised us that the...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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I read with interest about so many issues with Microsoft updates. For years now I have either prevented these unwanted updates, or uninstalled them from my laptops etc., resulting in trouble free operation. I also have friends who use Apple systems whom report that they do not experience such issues with their machines. Why do Microsoft have to update their system so often, or is it simply so that they can harvest information from your personal data? Windows 10 insistence that you have to accept updates is an infringement to personal privacy. After all, would you let someone enter your home uninvited, rearrange your furniture, disable vital components within your property and then sometime later offer a fix for all of their fuck-ups? I think not. The August 2018 update caused numerous problems to my operating system, culminating in me having to renew the hard drive. Once funds are available an Apple system is on its way!
Mike,
You should ask your friends to show us Exchange running on an Apple platform. If you need reference to Apple updates causing issues for users, you need look no further than the recent "batterygate" incident which has sparked over 32 lawsuits according to Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batterygate
Just saying...