Microsoft’s first big update for its operating-system-as-a-service is deleting some user-installed apps without asking Windows owners for permission, according to dozens of complaints on message boards and forums. The affected programs include hardware monitoring tools CPU-Z and Speccy as well as the AMD Catalyst Control Center for tweaking your Radeon graphics cards.
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It is concerning that Microsoft can automatically disable software with an update in Windows 10.
It would really stink if you need to use a big program like Libreoffice to finish homework which is due soon for school, but Microsoft disabled it after a Windows update. Because Windows Update wrecked Libreoffice, you can't finish your homework before the due date causing your teacher to give you a lower grade.
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It is concerning that Microsoft can automatically disable software with an update in Windows 10.
It would really stink if you need to use a big program like Libreoffice to finish homework which is due soon for school, but Microsoft disabled it after a Windows update. Because Windows Update wrecked Libreoffice, you can't finish your homework before the due date causing your teacher to give you a lower grade.
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