I won’t deny that I disagree with Microsoft’s new approach to privacy controls, patch disclosure, and software updates, but that’s not why we’ve continued covering these topics. Several readers have asked why we continue to cover topics like this and implied that ET (or myself) have a bias against Windows 10.
One potential reason for this is that I keep Windows set to “Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them.” It’s possible that this setting keeps Windows 10 from downloading whether you’ve installed KB 3035583 or not. I personally run Windows 7 Professional, but IE11 and Windows Update have both been incessantly nagging me to upgrade.
In some cases, this MS update clearly triggers a download process, but in others, it does not seem to do so.
Despite this, there’s no sign that my system ever downloaded Windows 10, and I have no record of failed W10 installations (another reported commonality) in my own Windows Update history.
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