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Beware the new Widows update. Windows just updated the laptop and it took me three manual restarts to get back to the desktop I use. Apparently since I don't login to a Windows account to use my PC's the update was confused. The first error I kept getting noted it couldn't sign in to my account. I guess I have one but I never use it to login on any of my PC's.

Mark013 7 Aug 29
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You should create an account and logon to it when you start your computer. It's better than no security at all.

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I use Linux!

I have messed around with it a little on an older laptop but again, gaming is not well supported so I didn't put a lot of time into using it.

@Mark013 Chess and Spider Solitaire are my two main games and I am fine with what I have.

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I have blessedly had Android for about 8 years now, there is not enough money in the world to entice me back to Windows!!!!!

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My install went without a hitch but then again since I've been around computers since Dos 4.0 was out and the Apple Lisa was all the rage I guess that makes a difference.

Me too. I recall first hard drive I installed, actually a hard card with a whole 2Mb of disk space.

The issue for me, it stated it couldn't login to my account. I hit okay and went back to the login screen and got the same message, a loop. Had to restart and was then taken to a generic screen with none of my normal desktop items and Edge opened and welcomed me, I don't use that either. Next restart took me to my normal desktop with all my stuff.

@Mark013 oh yes the proverbial ghost in the machine.😣 Enough to piss off the Pope 🙄

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Call Microsoft help line

bobwjr Level 10 Aug 29, 2019

Only as a last resort for me. Been building PC's for many years.

@Mark013 me too but sometimes you have to bite the bullet

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For years, when I started my laptop, I got an annoying pop-up: "Login to your Windows account." I didn't have a Windows account.

Fed up, I chose "Add or Delete Programs" and deleted the program. It worked.

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Thanks for that. I try not to do those updates unless I really have to for the reason you just described.

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