When software giant Microsoft offered Windows 10 free upgrade in July, 2015 for all Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 users, many of us were excited as previous operating system retail package was not cheap at all. But we did not know the fine prints what Microsoft offered at that time in details. Windows 10 end [...]
In Windows 10, you do not have any option to "Hide" specific Windows updates which you do not want (So as Windows 2016 Server). For whatever the reasons, Winodws 10 (as well as Windows 2016 server) tries automatically updating same device drivers (like printer driver) over and over again. This is really a pain as [...]
From time to time, Microsoft delivers a relatively big Windows 10 update called "Cumulative Update" to your computer. Most recent one was 2017-07 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 for x64 (or x86)-based Systems (KB4032188). KB means Knowledge Base used by Microsoft. Whilst I did not have problem installing this big update for my [...]
You may wonder if I ask you "Is your Windows 10 supported" as it is the latest operating system from Microsoft. Any Microsoft product has a "Life Cycle" which means whether you can get program update or any fix on line or not. Windows 10 is no exception. As the matter of fact, each release [...]
Microsoft released major update of Windows 10 in March, 2017. This is the update for ver 1607 released in July, 2016. You can identify when those major update is released by ver xxxx. First 2 digits is the year and last 2 digits is the month. By this time around, Microsoft starts pushing this [...]
Note: This was originally posted in April, 2016. Although Windows 10 free upgrade from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 ended in July, 2016, there is still one more avenue to get a free upgrade. This upgrade is still offered for users who require assistive technologies. For more details, please visit https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade. Updated on 9/2/18: This assistive technologies [...]
* Added on 9/6/17 If you are in Australia using Windows 10 with the prior version before ver 1703, your PC might show on your Windows Update screen to say "Windows 10 Creators Update is now available". Then you click the suggested link it will leads you to; https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/4014184/windows-10-creators-update-here If you follow their instructions as "To [...]
