I tend to agree with Ann Bens comment as 1903 is quite new isn't it ? - Enterprises always hold back one release - or two even !Īs it is a brand new build (and I have this back up machine running 1709 and Adobe CC) - maybe on this occasion I will be brave and go with 1903 version !. These seem to be the sticking point with some users. the video Drivers I use now are from Nvidia directly using the Creative versions and not the Gamer versions which update every week !. I was about to load 1809 version based on some comments on the Forums (eg Video driver stability, but I think they were using Microsoft ones) I have done this on the 1709 version which I have been running for sometime now with only the regular Security and Windows updates.

You are right that Windows 10 will try to update you (you get forced) but in the Pro 64 bit version you can go into Advanced update Options and turn off Major Feature update. Thanks for your response and all others who have given me their experience on this so far. My own choice has been to NOT be connected to internet with editor, and NOT use CC. My guess it's a hit and miss kind of thing where you have no real control over it. So if you use CC you pretty much have to be connected to the internet most of the time, in my opinion. If that check happens to happen when you are not connected to internet you'll have some problems using the programs.

This solution of no internet to stop MS ( and NVidia, and Adobe update notices), unfortunately, is not an option with CC, because your license to use the product on a subscription is checked by Adobe via the internet. And if there's a 'client' in the house, you might as well tell them to go away, maybe call later and see if you can go back to work ? (updating often requires a 'shut down and restart' to complete the process )… So you're kinda like stuck staring at your computer as it updates. no programs are taking over your computer and updating things right in the middle of doing a job. So, let's say you want your editing computer to be disconnected, because that way you don't get interrupted while working on editing.

Odd as it sounds, this leads to a couple of options, sorta.įor one thing, if you install Windows 10 and get it updated to the point you like it ( everything works as desired ), the ONLY way to keep it from updating anymore is to disconnect the cable to your router.

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