Quote:
Originally Posted by ApK
I'm with you both  Those times are no exaggeration.
I had to do that several times in recent memory for machines at work. I cannot understand why the Windows upgrade process is still like that.
Maybe 10 will be better? (Hey, on topic!?) |
You know what I want, under Windows? And I have been screaming that since using Linux the first time in 2001. I want Microsoft to give manufacturers and users to tie programs into Windows update, the same way as it is with MS Office.
Then Windows Windows update would get the latest update for each program at the official update site and install it automatically.
Another addition would need to be an install / de-install queue to start multiple installations and de-installations, with all needed prompts up front (if any are needed).
Maybe the Windows 10 Market will bring this possibility, finally, and I'd welcome it, as long as it is optional, so programs can run on older Windows versions without this capability, or newer ones were it might be incompatible.