Windows 10: Want Opinions: was update 1803 designed to push cloud storage ?

Did Microsoft just make it impossible for us to share files between our stand alone windows 10-1803 computers ? Are they really reaching their hand right into our offices and doing this to us to force us to use cloud storage ?

What about file sharing devices like freenass ? or simple servers with samba ? is that a work around ? Or maybe a router with a usb 3.01 port ?
At this time Jan 20 2019 - Does anyone share files and printers between standalone (no server no domain) win 10 computers with update 1803 installed - in a productive way. ?

Is it possible to block update 1803 if I go back to a image of a drive before the update. ?


also maybe a different topic
Might someone invent a USB 3.01 split or Sata signal sharing device that allows multiple computers to see a hard drive !

:)

 

Windows 10 Cloud Storage from iPad mini

I have Word cloud storage which has synced with my Laptop. The problem is that I seem to have an awful lot of empty folders that I cannot delete - all of my laptop folders are designated for various documents. Also several of my word files are just added
to the list, when I would like to designate a folder and put them in. How can I clean up my cloud content? Thanks

 

Help me choose the best 1TB cloud storage service

Just a heads up that cloud storage is on the backburner at the moment, but I'll get back to you once I've had a chance to explore the options you've suggested to me.

Thanks for all your replies, peeps. *Toast :toast:

 

Turn off cloud storage

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