You got issues or bugs

Either that or you just like ****ing people off and are desperate to get
crappy stuff put on peoples machines. FIRST, stop listing IE7 as a High
Priority update. IE7 is the biggest piece of crap in the world. Don't get me
started because I'm likely to go postal (very serious). Second, because I
don't want that crap, I uncheck it and tell it not to remind me again.
HOWEVER, that option is a lie and should not be worded that way. It's a
completely false statement. If I do this I get nagged on the page by telling
me I'm hidden updates. UMMMMM,,, DUUUUUU!!!!! I know I did. I DID it on
purpose!!! You told me you wouldn't nag me about it again yet here you are
bitching because I refuse to use it. SECOND, That setting doesn't stick. I'm
doing updates and THERE it is in the list. JESUS CHRIST ON A STICK!!! Get rid
of that crap. With the second issue, I'll accept it's a bug but the first one
is the old "by design" crap and means I'm going to have to start popping anti
psycotics to keep me from buying a gun.

Hi there,

People often change their mond as we all know: so does MS that is why the
reminder is there that you have hidden updates

A gun is quite excpensive, I think if you buy a MAC it will save you a lot
of winupdate issues a possible brain hemerige or hart attack and having to
go to jail for not being able to control yourself and using the gun.

Just my two cents

Live long and prosporous. I I


"NetFodder" <> wrote in message
news:EF7E2434-A448-4BF6-A9E6-...
> Either that or you just like ****ing people off and are desperate to get
> crappy stuff put on peoples machines. FIRST, stop listing IE7 as a High
> Priority update. IE7 is the biggest piece of crap in the world. Don't get
> me
> started because I'm likely to go postal (very serious). Second, because I
> don't want that crap, I uncheck it and tell it not to remind me again.
> HOWEVER, that option is a lie and should not be worded that way. It's a
> completely false statement. If I do this I get nagged on the page by
> telling
> me I'm hidden updates. UMMMMM,,, DUUUUUU!!!!! I know I did. I DID it on
> purpose!!! You told me you wouldn't nag me about it again yet here you are
> bitching because I refuse to use it. SECOND, That setting doesn't stick.
> I'm
> doing updates and THERE it is in the list. JESUS CHRIST ON A STICK!!! Get
> rid
> of that crap. With the second issue, I'll accept it's a bug but the first
> one
> is the old "by design" crap and means I'm going to have to start popping
> anti
> psycotics to keep me from buying a gun.

I appreciate the suggestion Star Trekker, At first I thought you were
suggesting I get a Mac10 instead of a gun. By the way, pistols start at about
$300, rifles at $100, I've never looked twice at MAC but I'm pretty sure they
cost more and Anti-psycotics are covered by the insurance company.

I "think" the problem with your suggestion is you're assuming I don't like
Microsoft. The fact is I LOVE microsoft products,,, for the most part. For 2
years, I was even an MCT doing a lot of the Train the Trainers on over 3
dozen courses. I was teaching the guys who teach students as well has helping
write or work out the issues with the training courses. So think about it.
I'm only fanatical about the issues I post because I'm "hurt" and feel
"betrayed". You can’t feel hurt or betrayed unless you hold some form of
affection or loyalty to the company or products. Which is because the retards
keep finding their way into key positions.

My comments about going postal on them are only appalling because for some
reason the law still considers killing corporate retards murder and not
disease control.


"realcestmoi" wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> People often change their mond as we all know: so does MS that is why the
> reminder is there that you have hidden updates
>
> A gun is quite excpensive, I think if you buy a MAC it will save you a lot
> of winupdate issues a possible brain hemerige or hart attack and having to
> go to jail for not being able to control yourself and using the gun.
>
> Just my two cents
>
> Live long and prosporous. I I
>
>
> "NetFodder" <> wrote in message
> news:EF7E2434-A448-4BF6-A9E6-...
> > Either that or you just like ****ing people off and are desperate to get
> > crappy stuff put on peoples machines. FIRST, stop listing IE7 as a High
> > Priority update. IE7 is the biggest piece of crap in the world. Don't get
> > me
> > started because I'm likely to go postal (very serious). Second, because I
> > don't want that crap, I uncheck it and tell it not to remind me again.
> > HOWEVER, that option is a lie and should not be worded that way. It's a
> > completely false statement. If I do this I get nagged on the page by
> > telling
> > me I'm hidden updates. UMMMMM,,, DUUUUUU!!!!! I know I did. I DID it on
> > purpose!!! You told me you wouldn't nag me about it again yet here you are
> > bitching because I refuse to use it. SECOND, That setting doesn't stick.
> > I'm
> > doing updates and THERE it is in the list. JESUS CHRIST ON A STICK!!! Get
> > rid
> > of that crap. With the second issue, I'll accept it's a bug but the first
> > one
> > is the old "by design" crap and means I'm going to have to start popping
> > anti
> > psycotics to keep me from buying a gun.
>
>
>

Oh, and what happened to the seggestion I made. After I posted the above
comment I decided to post a reply of a suggestion. What I had said was
something like this:

Microsoft has gone from having good ideas as well as using exisitng good
ideas to not fixxing issues but only waiting for people to come up with fixes
and then integrate then and call them their own. If they get an idea or
suggestion or anything that prooves they have some retards in the microsoft
machine they burn it or hide it in a little vault. (The retards have an
inside man to cover their tracks)

My suggestion was to take off the big HUGE bannor and put in a link either
on the left or right side. I specificly mentioned understanding the need to
make sure people might hide one on accident or change their mind. Two ways to
do it. One is a link at the same level as the "install updates" button and
text that says, XX updates and so forth, just right justify it. Or put it on
the left side in the navigation so it's on all of the web pages instead of
just on the final review and install page.

I'll keep posting this message. Eventually the inside retard man will miss
it and it'll get seen.

"realcestmoi" wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> People often change their mond as we all know: so does MS that is why the
> reminder is there that you have hidden updates
>
> A gun is quite excpensive, I think if you buy a MAC it will save you a lot
> of winupdate issues a possible brain hemerige or hart attack and having to
> go to jail for not being able to control yourself and using the gun.
>
> Just my two cents
>
> Live long and prosporous. I I
>
>
> "NetFodder" <> wrote in message
> news:EF7E2434-A448-4BF6-A9E6-...
> > Either that or you just like ****ing people off and are desperate to get
> > crappy stuff put on peoples machines. FIRST, stop listing IE7 as a High
> > Priority update. IE7 is the biggest piece of crap in the world. Don't get
> > me
> > started because I'm likely to go postal (very serious). Second, because I
> > don't want that crap, I uncheck it and tell it not to remind me again.
> > HOWEVER, that option is a lie and should not be worded that way. It's a
> > completely false statement. If I do this I get nagged on the page by
> > telling
> > me I'm hidden updates. UMMMMM,,, DUUUUUU!!!!! I know I did. I DID it on
> > purpose!!! You told me you wouldn't nag me about it again yet here you are
> > bitching because I refuse to use it. SECOND, That setting doesn't stick.
> > I'm
> > doing updates and THERE it is in the list. JESUS CHRIST ON A STICK!!! Get
> > rid
> > of that crap. With the second issue, I'll accept it's a bug but the first
> > one
> > is the old "by design" crap and means I'm going to have to start popping
> > anti
> > psycotics to keep me from buying a gun.
>
>
>