Beja Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 20, 2016 #1 Hello folks, A few days ago I asked sent support ticket to MS asking about how to disable auto update in Windows 10, I said if it's not possible then I many think about going back to Windows 7.. This is their reply... enjoy Thanks for contacting Answer Desk. . . ·Microsoft Support site – For step-by-step instructions and getting started info. Have you heard about Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 10? Learn more. Thanks again for choosing Answer Desk. We’re here when you need us. Answer Desk Team Please don’t reply to this message.
Hello folks, A few days ago I asked sent support ticket to MS asking about how to disable auto update in Windows 10, I said if it's not possible then I many think about going back to Windows 7.. This is their reply... enjoy Thanks for contacting Answer Desk. . . ·Microsoft Support site – For step-by-step instructions and getting started info. Have you heard about Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 10? Learn more. Thanks again for choosing Answer Desk. We’re here when you need us. Answer Desk Team Please don’t reply to this message.
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 20, 2016 #2 This is just an auto reply email. You question may be answered soon (i believe) But in my opinion you dont need to wait for their answer just google for it
This is just an auto reply email. You question may be answered soon (i believe) But in my opinion you dont need to wait for their answer just google for it
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 20, 2016 #3 ilan said: This is just an auto reply email. Click to expand... Yes. ilan said: You question may be answered soon (i believe) Click to expand... No, because this is their answer: Beja said: ·Microsoft Support site – For step-by-step instructions and getting started info. Click to expand... which means: "For your questions, go to Microsoft Support site".
ilan said: This is just an auto reply email. Click to expand... Yes. ilan said: You question may be answered soon (i believe) Click to expand... No, because this is their answer: Beja said: ·Microsoft Support site – For step-by-step instructions and getting started info. Click to expand... which means: "For your questions, go to Microsoft Support site".
