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_Grid21
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So my laptop, windows really, kindly (joking) informed me that Windows 10 1909 was available for installation. But as I recall, 1909 had issues and I don't know whether it's safe to go through with it and sadly I can't tell it not to install since it decided to just download anyway. So should I go through with it? Is 1909 stable now?

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Wouldn't risk it. idk cuz I' still on 7 cuz its still great.

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6 minutes ago, Galaxy__ said:

Wouldn't risk it. idk cuz I' still on 7 cuz its still great.

Oh, well, I already installed it, and it seems fine for the moment. I was hoping Windows 10 1909 users would respond to this.

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1909 being the latest? I haven’t noticed any more weirdness than usual

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6 minutes ago, _Grid21 said:

Oh, well, I already installed it, and it seems fine for the moment. I was hoping Windows 10 1909 users would respond to this.

I have it installed and I didn't have any issues. I dunno what else to tell you.

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8 minutes ago, GrockleTD said:

1909 being the latest? I haven’t noticed any more weirdness than usual

 

2 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

I have it installed and I didn't have any issues. I dunno what else to tell you.

 

Just now, C2dan88 said:

No problem with Win10 1909 for me

Well that's good! I am still pushing back updates on my main work station and testing updates on my laptop since it's not completely "mission critical" for what I do.

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Installed it I think Sunday...took maybe 10 minutes till it blue screened.  Sick of Windows...think I'm going back to linux for good...Manjaro feels awesome, but haven't used it long enough to say it's more stable than Windows.  Might have to just go with Debian to play it safe.

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I updated about 30+ pcs at work to 1909 from 1903 via the enablement package with wsus. No issues, All took about 1-2 min to do the update. One of the smoothest big udpates so far, probably cause there are few changes.

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