Windows update turns months of inactivity into 7-hour hostage situation
UKPulse News Desk
A report describes how a Windows machine that had been inactive for months required a seven-hour update. The article notes Windows is becoming more efficient, but its updates are not.
- A Windows update following months of inactivity took seven hours, according to The Register.
- The report states Windows is getting more efficient, but the updates are not.
A Windows machine that had been inactive for months was turned into a seven-hour update hostage situation, according to a report by The Register.
The article states that Windows is getting more efficient, but the updates are not.
The report does not specify the version of Windows involved or the size of the update.