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From: Eric L	7/28/2015 12:43:53 PM
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Paul Thurrott Comments on Ed Bott's Advice (see prior post) ... ... in an excellent article titled "Windows 10 and Automatic Updates:" thurrott.com >> Ed Bott has some good advice for anyone worried about “Windows as a service”: Enable System Restore (you can find it with Start search), since it’s disabled by default in Windows 10. When you do so, Windows will create a restore point before it installs updates. That way, if something does go wrong, you can restore your system and recover from whatever problem. Between these two tools, you can proactively protect yourself from stupidity while ensuring that your system stays up-to-date. It’s a win-win. << - Eric L. -

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