C
C. Moore
Last week I did an update from MS update site. It loaded about 9 or so
"critical" security patches. One of the patches turned on security settings
I did not want and couldn't get rid of. Started with a "Welcome Charles"
page with my name and a flower button that I had to click to proceed. In
trying to eliminate this annoying page (it wasn't there before I got to a
state where I had a window that demanded a password. I have never set a
password on this machine, don't need it and don't want it. I had to take the
machine to a local shop to regain access to it. He said he had to remove two
MS updates.
To prevent this happening again, can someone tell me which updates did the
dirty deed so I can avoid installing them again?
"critical" security patches. One of the patches turned on security settings
I did not want and couldn't get rid of. Started with a "Welcome Charles"
page with my name and a flower button that I had to click to proceed. In
trying to eliminate this annoying page (it wasn't there before I got to a
state where I had a window that demanded a password. I have never set a
password on this machine, don't need it and don't want it. I had to take the
machine to a local shop to regain access to it. He said he had to remove two
MS updates.
To prevent this happening again, can someone tell me which updates did the
dirty deed so I can avoid installing them again?