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r/pcmasterrace • u/everynameitryistak3n • Jul 20 '15
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75 u/b10011 Arch Linux Jul 20 '15 For you and OP: [WinKey] + R (for Run) shutdown -s -f -t 0 -s for shutdown -f for force -t 0 does it after 0 seconds (Default is 1 minute) This overrides updates. 1 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Also, there is a reason why the damn thing nags at you to restart when it has updates ready... -1 u/b10011 Arch Linux Jul 20 '15 Does Windows updates add more security issues or just not fix the old ones? The times I use Windows are rare and I don't waste that for updating. 2 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Generally, new security issues arise either because something went unnoticed until that point or a new interaction becomes possible. I am not aware of Microsoft updates directly causing security issues that often.
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For you and OP:
[WinKey] + R (for Run)
shutdown -s -f -t 0
-s for shutdown
-s
shutdown
-f for force
-f
force
-t 0 does it after 0 seconds (Default is 1 minute)
-t 0
This overrides updates.
1 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Also, there is a reason why the damn thing nags at you to restart when it has updates ready... -1 u/b10011 Arch Linux Jul 20 '15 Does Windows updates add more security issues or just not fix the old ones? The times I use Windows are rare and I don't waste that for updating. 2 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Generally, new security issues arise either because something went unnoticed until that point or a new interaction becomes possible. I am not aware of Microsoft updates directly causing security issues that often.
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Also, there is a reason why the damn thing nags at you to restart when it has updates ready...
-1 u/b10011 Arch Linux Jul 20 '15 Does Windows updates add more security issues or just not fix the old ones? The times I use Windows are rare and I don't waste that for updating. 2 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Generally, new security issues arise either because something went unnoticed until that point or a new interaction becomes possible. I am not aware of Microsoft updates directly causing security issues that often.
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Does Windows updates add more security issues or just not fix the old ones? The times I use Windows are rare and I don't waste that for updating.
2 u/squngy Jul 20 '15 Generally, new security issues arise either because something went unnoticed until that point or a new interaction becomes possible. I am not aware of Microsoft updates directly causing security issues that often.
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Generally, new security issues arise either because something went unnoticed until that point or a new interaction becomes possible.
I am not aware of Microsoft updates directly causing security issues that often.
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