@nuno silva
@nuno silva wrote:
Indeed, but users should never turn off Update on any Builds, prod included.
I wouldn't say they "shouldn't", just not recommended.
Windows update and Windows store both offer options to turn off automatic updates if someone wants it that way.
it's people's device after all, there are people having limited Internet bandwidth and cap, or just any other reason they might have.
but insider builds are different, apps and Windows are updated a lot more often.
edit: also, it's not always a good idea to install the latest update on a production Windows.
Yes, Microsoft says it's good to do that, but they don't always provide bug-free updates.
there are countless news about new updates breaking functionality, breaking printers, causing bugs, BSOD etc.
the quality and reliability of the updates for Windows 10 need to improve a lot so we no longer see news articles about a new update breaking Windows 10, when it's supposed to make Windows 10 better instead.
Windows team need to test each update and cumulative update on real hardware, Not virtual machine, and on a wide variety of hardware combinations and peripherals.
it's an OS used by over 1 billion people in the world, the tests should be as thorough and rigorous as it can get.
