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The thread discusses a significant Windows 10 update announced by the original poster, davehc, which is not a new build but a sizable update. Following the update, another user reports unexpected automatic reboots and multiple restarts during the installation process, expressing concerns about device driver updates and system stability. Overall, the conversation centers on the update's impact on usability and system behavior, with users sharing their experiences and troubleshooting steps.
The thread discusses a significant Windows 10 update announced by the original poster, davehc, which is not a new build but a sizable update. Following the update, another user reports unexpected automatic reboots and multiple restarts during the installation process, expressing concerns about device driver updates and system stability. Overall, the conversation centers on the update's impact on usability and system behavior, with users sharing their experiences and troubleshooting steps.
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Hi Dave
Yes, my computer just rebooted and installed software right in the middle of what I was doing with no warning at all.
It was a sizable update that took quite a while and several reboots and countdowns i.e. 30% don't turn off your computer.
Now I'm back in and I have a message that it need to reboot again.
I might as well go ahead and do it, so far my sound is still working so I'm keeping my fingers crosses that it finally got the message to not update my device drivers.
While I was writing this CCleaner just popped up an alert that I had 1.5 Gigabytes of junk to be removed so the update moved a lot of stuff to the junk category.
I've got to close Chrome to run CCleaner then I'll reboot.
Mike
Yes, my computer just rebooted and installed software right in the middle of what I was doing with no warning at all.
It was a sizable update that took quite a while and several reboots and countdowns i.e. 30% don't turn off your computer.
Now I'm back in and I have a message that it need to reboot again.
I might as well go ahead and do it, so far my sound is still working so I'm keeping my fingers crosses that it finally got the message to not update my device drivers.
While I was writing this CCleaner just popped up an alert that I had 1.5 Gigabytes of junk to be removed so the update moved a lot of stuff to the junk category.
I've got to close Chrome to run CCleaner then I'll reboot.
Mike
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