Also, forgot to mention. Can't believe that AdBlocker on EDGE is still broken - the whole storage thing. And don't tell me to fix that Microsoft needs a new OS release - the whole idea of EDGE is that it's an app...
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Also, forgot to mention. Can't believe that AdBlocker on EDGE is still broken - the whole storage thing. And don't tell me to fix that Microsoft needs a new OS release - the whole idea of EDGE is that it's an app...
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hellonearthisman:
Only enable the metered network when you plan to use it I guess.
its permanently enabled as a metered connection, every time i connected its enabled. so nothing to do with that.
yitz:
You should be able to check app data usage:
e.g.
thanks but its not an app doing it is a windows process
its one of these 17 thats highlighted thats doing it, grouped under "service host: local system"
cant tell which one because it doesnt breakdown the network usage by sub service only by the parent one.
i was under the impression thats what setting the connection to metered did, stop things like windows update from downloading things
http://www.howtogeek.com/226722/how-when-and-why-to-set-a-connection-as-metered-on-windows-10/
Jase2985:
i was under the impression thats what setting the connection to metered did, stop things like windows update from downloading things
http://www.howtogeek.com/226722/how-when-and-why-to-set-a-connection-as-metered-on-windows-10/
It has for me, consistently since the first update to Windows 10.
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rmt38:
Jase2985:
i was under the impression thats what setting the connection to metered did, stop things like windows update from downloading things
http://www.howtogeek.com/226722/how-when-and-why-to-set-a-connection-as-metered-on-windows-10/
It has for me, consistently since the first update to Windows 10.
i don't think its actually downloading the updates as i have never been asked to restart or anything but i do notice there is a list of updates waiting to install. so its been checking at some point
freitasm:
Also, forgot to mention. Can't believe that AdBlocker on EDGE is still broken - the whole storage thing. And don't tell me to fix that Microsoft needs a new OS release - the whole idea of EDGE is that it's an app...
Edge is an app, its just a special app that can't be updated outside of a Feature Update. But this is just currently, we will be able to update Edge outside of an OS Feature Update.
I'm starting to run into issues that are annoying me. Starting to contemplate downgrading.
First issue, whenever my PC has been locked for any extended period of time, after I hit CAD and login again, windows just sits on a blue background with spinning white dotted circle.
Second issue, no app store apps have worked for some time. They either wont launch, or launch then immediately close. Tried various tricks from google but to no avail. Wouldn't be a pain if they hadn't made most of the built in apps UWP apps, and made it so constantly resets the file associations back to the bloody UWP apps.
Information wants to be free. The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.
Jase2985:hellonearthisman:
Only enable the metered network when you plan to use it I guess.its permanently enabled as a metered connection, every time i connected its enabled. so nothing to do with that.
yitz:You should be able to check app data usage:
e.g.
thanks but its not an app doing it is a windows process
its one of these 17 thats highlighted thats doing it, grouped under "service host: local system"
cant tell which one because it doesnt breakdown the network usage by sub service only by the parent one.
Constantly resetting file associations is my biggest bugbear. In particular resetting .htm from Chrome back to Edge and then complaining it can't open the file from a mapped drive. Similar with PDF's. For some reason HTML can be associated to another application but HTM is locked to edge. Unfortunately our authoring tool outputs in htm. Edge would be next on the list to uninstall if i could find a way. I am about to try renaming the executable to see if that will work.
Notifications don't work with the taskbar on auto-hide. When the taskbar slides out when you need it, you get all the notifications since it last appeared. Or today a filezilla notification pending stopped the taskbar from appearing altogether until I could coax it to display the notification and then it was back to normal.
It is also forgetting saved passwords periodically, for SQL Server Management Studio as one example.
These are all post Anniversary update as these issues did not occur prior to that.
Sometimes mine is taking forever to detect USB hardware is connected. I switch my hub with keyboard and mouse etc off when not using the PC since they have stupid lights on them which go to default when the computer is locked. Usually turn the hub and monitors on and all is good straight away, but since the update it has often taken 30-40 seconds to work.
Yeah, this resetting of defaults is a huge annoyance. That and scrolling on my laptop touchpad (Synaptics) no longer works since the anniversary update. Software is fully up-to-date and a registry 'fix' I found on the internet hasn't worked for me. Looks like I'll have to get a USB mouse from somewhere...
My desktop experiences system freezes just as much as ever, sometimes it won't even complete the logon process without freezing. Makes the machine pretty much a heap of useless junk. On the bright side, I use Microsoft far less than I used to. I've taken pains over the years to ensure the household remains Apple free, and will start working towards becoming Microsoft free path in the coming year.
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