Windows new heart attack moment...
Mar. 7th, 2011 09:19 amAfter some Windows update, you have to reboot. 4 times now on 2 different computers, after I reboot, Windows comes back and builds me a new desktop like an entirely new account, completely ignoring the one I want. On my personal computer, the first time it was scary and then after that, it's more wtf.
It just happened on my work computer and that is a true heart attack moment. I had visions of redoing what I just spent about 30 hours doing.
Before I rolled back, this time, however, I rebooted again and it came back. But, shit, does it have to scare me like that???
When I was doing the 5687 Windows updates required for the new OS on Friday, I totally forgot about the 4876 ones that 'check for updates managed by your system administrator'. First batch of 19 done and it's now installing the next 20.
I have more patience than most, I think, for computer os/software/hardware hijinks but this is really pushing the limit... I need to call help desk about the VPN error but it's really a waste of time to do that until the updates check runs clean.
I'm not entirely clear on how old I'll be when that happens.
It just happened on my work computer and that is a true heart attack moment. I had visions of redoing what I just spent about 30 hours doing.
Before I rolled back, this time, however, I rebooted again and it came back. But, shit, does it have to scare me like that???
When I was doing the 5687 Windows updates required for the new OS on Friday, I totally forgot about the 4876 ones that 'check for updates managed by your system administrator'. First batch of 19 done and it's now installing the next 20.
I have more patience than most, I think, for computer os/software/hardware hijinks but this is really pushing the limit... I need to call help desk about the VPN error but it's really a waste of time to do that until the updates check runs clean.
I'm not entirely clear on how old I'll be when that happens.