aHumanError
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- Sep 5, 2015
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Hi all,
Anyone noticed when updating manually that there's a complete lack of information? For example it takes a while to compile a list of available updates for your machine, and while it's doing it you don't really get any feedback, of course if you know what to look for you can see the memory an CPU usage of relevant services running, couple that with the HDD usage an you can get that it's doing somthing. But for average users they'll be left wondering of anything's happening.
What's worse is that when you finally get this list of updates and allow it to download, again I get no clear sign of activity since it stays at 0% until it's completed, if it's downloading more than, say, 10 or 20 updates then takes quite a bit of time an you have no idea what's going on... then after an eternity it goes from 0% to installing updating 1 of ...
I dunno about you but I like to know what's going on, the more information the better, and a redundant percentage that doesn't seem to work isn't enough.
Anyone noticed when updating manually that there's a complete lack of information? For example it takes a while to compile a list of available updates for your machine, and while it's doing it you don't really get any feedback, of course if you know what to look for you can see the memory an CPU usage of relevant services running, couple that with the HDD usage an you can get that it's doing somthing. But for average users they'll be left wondering of anything's happening.
What's worse is that when you finally get this list of updates and allow it to download, again I get no clear sign of activity since it stays at 0% until it's completed, if it's downloading more than, say, 10 or 20 updates then takes quite a bit of time an you have no idea what's going on... then after an eternity it goes from 0% to installing updating 1 of ...
I dunno about you but I like to know what's going on, the more information the better, and a redundant percentage that doesn't seem to work isn't enough.