Windows 10: newest win10 update messed up my parents computer, now they have no access to important...

What the heck! I have parents way past the age of looking for answers on your stupid blog about how you just messed up their computer, and need someone to talk to for help. No Go with windows support! we're too big for a support line! we rely on our users to provide support for no cost. yay multi-billion $$ corporations!

Guess what, you messes, I can't walk them through the download and multi-step process to undo your mess up, because i'm 1200 miles away, and they need help now and don't know how to navigate your new improved helpful interface that came was forced upon with windows 10. I just set up their brand new computer in November with everything they needed to manage their financial records, and with a stroke of your limp finger, messed it the mess up. MESS YOU! Sure let me spend another 1500 bucks to go down and un-mess everything you messed up. I can't remote to them because my computer doesn't support easy connect and my mom doesn't remember how to attach a downloaded file to email. Sure, next time I spend the money to go fix your mess-up, i'll take my computer and set up a remote desktop function, but until then, they're messed.

You, your company, and everyone involved can go mess yourself.

Completely disgusted with you right now.

Adam Hunter

P.S. I hope that one day when you have parents in this stage of life and in this stage of memory loss, you push out a "helpful" update. You inconsiderate messes.

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Win10: windows update stuck at never ending loop ?

When in win10:

• Update&security -> Windows update -> Finding update... .... .... ....

Planning to download the latest Win10.ISO (vers.1803) and manually update:
- Then wait that my ordered new SSD arrives and clone the old HDD to it.

 

Most important computer hardware?

How would you rate the importance of each hardware computer component in a powerful yet stable system? Here is my list, #1 being the most important.

1- power supply unit
2- motherboard
3- central processing unit
4- random access memory
5- graphics processing unit
6- hard disk drive

 

Parental Settings

Hi
Anngelique,

To better assist you with your concern, please follow troubleshooting steps on how to remove parental controls below:

• Go to the Control Panel from the Windows Start menu.
• Click User Accounts.
• Click Parental Controls.
• Click on your account photo.
• Choose Parental control off.

The steps provided works only if the user account has full access to the PC.

Let us know if you have other concerns.