• RisingSwell@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    8 hours ago

    You can just block the update services from the internet and allow it again when you want it to update.

    I use an old version of net limiter to do it and it works fine. New version is subscription trash though.

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      5 hours ago

      That is kind of the issue - sure, there’s janky workarounds, using an outdated version of proprietary software to try to block parts of the system from working when you don’t want them to… But in the end, that’s just one problem of many, so I kinda just never came back to windows after the incident. I just responsibly regularly update my system, and probably have a better experience and lose less time just updating manually.

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        4 hours ago

        It wasn’t old when I got it, bought a full license. Staying on 4, fuck 5+. I didn’t actually get it for windows updates, I just have shit internet and anything thats fucking with it when i don’t tell it to gets limited to 1KB/s, or blocked if that doesn’t work well. Just so happens to work with windows shit as well.

        I’m just on w11 because maintenance is significantly easier than redoing everything.