I would like to use my computer for large downloads and processing which will take days to run, or even weeks. So far with my new laptop and Windows 10 , I have not had any large downloads successfully completed. Last time it was windows update wanting to restart my computer , and a popup stopped the download? I have no idea why as the download was aborted with this, and I decided to allow Windows update to do an update..only there was nothing there?Interruptions have happend for 5 days now. I really do not want any program that updates itself. If I could control when I would like to do updates, as I could with Windows updates in windows 7, I could use this computer. Why would I want to be interuppted for an Office update? I like the storage though I would be concerned it would want to sync or update too…
Hi Codrut,
As a geek computer user since Windows 95 I have only paid for one Microsoft Office program with each released Windows O/S systems.
To pay an annual fee is a rort, and not surprising many of my clients are using Libre or Open Office.
I am using Office 10 and will eventually continue using the Ashampoo Office program.
Thanks for your continued great articles,
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I would like to use my computer for large downloads and processing which will take days to run, or even weeks. So far with my new laptop and Windows 10 , I have not had any large downloads successfully completed. Last time it was windows update wanting to restart my computer , and a popup stopped the download? I have no idea why as the download was aborted with this, and I decided to allow Windows update to do an update..only there was nothing there?Interruptions have happend for 5 days now. I really do not want any program that updates itself. If I could control when I would like to do updates, as I could with Windows updates in windows 7, I could use this computer. Why would I want to be interuppted for an Office update? I like the storage though I would be concerned it would want to sync or update too…
Hi Codrut,
As a geek computer user since Windows 95 I have only paid for one Microsoft Office program with each released Windows O/S systems.
To pay an annual fee is a rort, and not surprising many of my clients are using Libre or Open Office.
I am using Office 10 and will eventually continue using the Ashampoo Office program.
Thanks for your continued great articles,
Kind Regards,
JohnD in Australia.