More Empty Promises From Microsoft
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Windows 10’s October Update Returns, Promises Not to Delete Your Files
Microsoft has finally re-released Windows 10’s October 2018 Update—in mid-November. All those file deletion bugs should be fixed, and Windows Update will soon automatically install it on your PC.
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Microsoft Is Talking About Windows 10’s Quality, But Changing Nothing
Microsoft today re-released Windows 10’s October 2018 Update. Rather than explaining what went wrong, Microsoft publicly patted itself on the back for its great quality assurance process. Microsoft promises increased transparency and better communication, but talk is cheap.
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Microsoft Responds to Criticism, Adds Snapdragon 850 to the List of Supported Processors for Windows 10
Meanwhile, it remains a good omen for Windows 10 users that the October update is temporarily being provided in an error-corrected version, possibly to be re-released tonight with other updates for various systems.
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A Month Late and After Data Loss
Microsoft Finally Re-Releases Windows 10 October Update
El Reg's Coverage
Microsoft lobs Windows 10, Server Oct 2018 update at world (minus file-nuking 'feature') after actually doing some testing
Windows Isn’t a Service But a Disservice or Mal-Service
Windows Isn’t a Service; It’s an Operating System [Ed: No, it is neither. It is malware (keylogger and more) bundled/strapped onto a kernel that can boot the malware and get preinstalled -- by pressure and bribes -- by OEMs]