DrJBHL

[quote who="operator33" reply="1" id="3851553"] i have KB5013943 + .net updates installed and have no problem, some works fine [/quote] Glad you weren't adversly affected...but apparently, many were.

[quote who="Niwana" reply="2" id="3851537"] It's all clear for me now, thanks for your confirmation [/quote] You're welcome.

Tim, please send me (or Jafo) a pm with the spam links (the link to the spam comment), not the spammer's profile link, and we'll be glad to ban them. For Moderation to ban them, we need to see the actual spam comments themselves.

Your subscription for Fences 3 still exists obviously, and will work on your machine until Microsoft changes your OS enough to make Fences 3 unusable. Stardock has continued to develop and improve Fences, and now sells Fences 4, no longer Fences 3. https://www.stardock.com/products/fences/ At the bottom of that link, in green, is a discount for owners upgrading to Fences 4. More on your topic here:</

I support the idea of having an "Unload Curtains" option acailable on right click of the Cutains systray icon.

[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="9" id="3851080"] Well, where did you get a pic of my very flexible Georgina, Doc? [e digicons]:grin:[/e] [/quote] Generally (lol), in the same place as the car (the General Lee)...at great Hazzard to myself!

[quote who="retiredmaster" reply="3" id="3850790"] I've just done a set which has 256, 96, 64, 48, 32, 24 and 16 resolutions, based on some info from the web... [/quote] Thanks, Tim! 👍👍

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="18" id="3850924"] Setting the Windows Default theme would stop Curtains. [/quote] 👍

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="16" id="3850912"] Universal apps may however be less happy due to how they work and how WB and Curtains have very different ways to implement things. [/quote] Interesting...but Neil, why isn't there an option to unload Curtains, as there is for WB?

[quote who="gerryj88" reply="2" id="3850691"] Please forgive my pho pah of posting my email. [/quote] I wasn't the Moderator who fixed that, and it wasn't really a 'faux pas', Gerry. That Moderator just wanted to protect your privacy. ;) You don't have to wait to post a long list...you can post them one or a couple at a time. And let me be the first to welcome you to Wincustomize! :)

[quote who="neone6" reply="6" id="3850499"] Quoting DrJBHL,reply 5 Jim, why not pm Neil? I'm sure he could explain/resolve the issue. [/quote] Deleted my comment as I'd just pm'd Neil about the thread. Believe me: Neil answers when he can. He darts about like a long tailed Tom in a room full of rockers...to mix metaphors, he has lots of software skillets on the fire, so if he doesn't answer for a while, that's ok by me. Not saying this just to mo

[quote]One must be able to use everything that is promised to them, and one must also be able to easily find out how to use those functions if there is a question, or confusion or missing information. This is where I am finding a lack. There are many things going on that are not explained and I have had absolutely no success in finding the answers to these puzzlements. [/quote] Gerry (hope I'm correct), while in principle you're right regarding your initial clause, OSs chan

[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="114" id="3850164"] Here in Alabama, a slab is a large crappie! [/quote] That sounds like a lot of crappie to me. 😆

[quote who="DaveRI" reply="7" id="3849792"] Thanks yet again for the heads-up. [/quote] Welcome, DaveRI. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] My pleasure.

[quote who="naroon1" reply="108" id="3849669"] That did not answer my question. [/quote] Yes, yes it does. Can't answer any better. You've received all the sources regarding their AI/ML software. You think they can't block your efforts? Good luck. Ask MS...they're the ones with the plan. I feel like having a slab myself, about now.

[quote who="Daiwa" reply="100" id="3849490"] WaaS, whatever you want to call it, MS will either hoover everything and sell it, or convert Windows to a subscription product, or both. I have no qualms about software subscriptions per se (I subscribe to OD), but I'm not dead in the water if my OD sub expires. And they'll get around to finding ways to screw you over, the way the Adobe has, without notice or recourse. [/quote] That.

[quote who="naroon1" reply="96" id="3849448"] Call Us Legion For We Are Many. [/quote] Or, s.o.l. when MS and its AI updater void your OS warranty and the ability to update their OS.

[quote who="naroon1" reply="89" id="3849404"] You have used an example and posted links from a Comp Reporter from A few years ago [/quote] Correct...but out of context. I was relating to a question regarding a definition or DaaS/WaaS.

[quote who="Daiwa" reply="86" id="3849337"] Windows RW [/quote] We have a winner! [quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="85" id="3849313"] So we are talking cloud computing here and whether cloud computing is the future over traditional computing. [/quote] Cloud computing. Great example of a euphemism, if ever there was one. Real definition/description? You used to have what you needed on your computer and controlled it. Now, we have what you need, we c

[quote who="naroon1" reply="78" id="3849251"] Just gone over those articles and the replies, the author has already listed a workaround and the most simple, log in with a Dummy MS account and set up a local later, then get rid of the MS one. The replies all have workarounds too, many IT peeps leaving replies doubt this article, it was also said Enterprise Editions will not work in the same way, if going by the replies carries any weight, many doubt this, not saying you are wrong Doc, but

[quote who="naroon1" reply="72" id="3849211"] Win 11 becoming a Daas [/quote] Actually, a step on the way to WaaS: Windows as a service.

[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="20" id="3848617"] I'll happily move on to Linux, or MacOS...hell, I'll use a plug in abacus... [/quote] And here it is...my AbacusOS UEFI TP2 Lake Tahoe Raspberry to M$:

[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="64" id="3849104"] I do forget about this annoyance since it is fixed with start 11, but if ever there was an example of Microsoft using Windows 11 as a money making service it is with their start menu recommendation area. I know I shouldn't get too comfortable because ads are also being contemplated in Windows 11's explorer in future updates. [/quote] Just the beginning. Be patient. So much more goodness coming. You think turning the OS int

[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="61" id="3849040"] Sorry, I guess this is off topic. I'll take it elsewhere if I need more info. [/quote] My thread, my rules. ;) You're fine here, Jim. Set a while. You're not hijacking. :)