I'll take security flaws being fixed anyday over a very minor inconvenience of my PC restarting on occasion.Guys, I would like to remove automatic updates. They bothered me, they restart the computer all the time. What you think about it?
I'll take security flaws being fixed anyday over a very minor inconvenience of my PC restarting on occasion.Guys, I would like to remove automatic updates. They bothered me, they restart the computer all the time. What you think about it?
Update to windows 10 1907 or directly to 20H2.Guys, I would like to remove automatic updates. They bothered me, they restart the computer all the time. What you think about it?
Thank you for this information! I will definitely try to make this update. And maybe updates will finally stop tormenting me.
did you fix that? I updated to the most current version and no issues whatsoever. My headache was the monitor suddenly turning off with HDR on when playing some games but I found a fix using an application for the display.after today i rebooted my windows 10 due to a new update, it become like this
so weird. it 100% reproducible simply by rebooting.
Updating to 20H2 fixed my issue.did you fix that? I updated to the most current version and no issues whatsoever. My headache was the monitor suddenly turning off with HDR on when playing some games but I found a fix using an application for the display.
Posting cause this has been annoying me for months. I listen to spotify constantly 70,127+ tracks last year
about 80% of the days I cant alt-tab away from the app, I have to click minimize to change to another app. Sometimes with a fresh reboot I can alt-tab away from it. So this problem doesnt manifest itself always.
I have disabled hardware acceleration in their app.
Its not a major problem but it is annoying, is their something I can do in windows to stop this behaviour?
https://community.spotify.com/t5/De...ow-when-Spotify-is-the-active-one/m-p/5081546
(note disabling hardware acceleration doesnt work for me)
The windows store app is actually just a normal win32 program wrapped in UWP wrapper.Why would anyone use an app on not an actual program on a PC is beyond me?
thanks orangpelupa I installed the spotify from their site (uninstalled the one from the windows store) and even though they look exactly the same, it seems to now let me alt-tab away from the program
The windows store app is actually just a normal win32 program wrapped in UWP wrapper.
But for unknown reasons, they have different bugs between the UWP version and normal win32 version.
Again, I understand an app on a tablet...but on PC...nope.
you got
1. automatic update
2. no fussing with install wizard
3. came from a "trusted" store.
But for a majority of regular users, they're a much better experience.1. I do not like automatic updates..I update...not my OS/software.
2. Not a problem for me.
3. Unlike a https with certificate?
Again, apps on a PC make no sense to me.
Why ?64GB pagefile