Re: Update thats knocking touchpads and keyboards out

And also WHY is there no ability to uninstall this update ..........i'll tell
you why BECAUSE MICROSOFT ALWAYS WANT YOU MOVING FORWARD AND PURCHASING AND
BUYING AND PURCHASING ..................most of us dont use the tech in the
pressent capabilities and yet Ms keeps forcing more on us as our hardware is
MADE obsolete ....it doesnt become obsolete it is made incompatable
..............and i am desperate for a Zietgiest type system that doent run on
money like Microsoft systems .

"Zelator" wrote:

Listen sony jim when you are engrossed in something and MIcrosoft brings up
an update for your computer (not me going to the update site and thinking
i'll have that one ........MICROSOFT BROUGHT UP A POPUP ON MY PAGE ........i
done what lots and lots of other trusting fools done and said yes )
..........and thats because Microsoft steers people the way it wants them to
go ............and that is the human interface way ......so it can make our
pressent hardware obsolite .

Tipical saying why do you do these things ......BECAUSE MICROSOFT BROUGHT UP
A POPUP .......................my updates ARE configured right .

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

Why do you install such updates in the first place? Configure Automatic
Updates to the Notify Only setting and avoid approving the download, let
alone the install, of any Optional hardware and third-party updates. See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306525.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

Zelator wrote:
Is Microsoft going to do anything about the updates thats knocking out
touchpads and keyboards due to the human interface touchscreen update that
people are trustingly installing from an update prompt ........The ideacom
update is wreaking havoc amongst windows users ...........even after a
fresh
install my touchpad isnt being recognized after installing .It is
definately
a software problem as the keyboard works in bios ......but it has taken me
two installs and a week just to get my keyboard working again
...............no life at all from the touchpad still .

This is questioning a real dilema of choosing a different os than the one
that is in total disregaurd for the people with limited funds to keep
uptodate with human interface technology .................but i doubt that
microsoft is interested in people with limited funds so i for one am going
to do some reserch for where do i go next ?


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