- Jan 1, 2011
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Hi.
I use Windows XP and Windows Vista. I have read about Windows 10 having problems and forcing updates. The most people can do is delay them and there are driver problems.
I think what Microsoft did was wrong to force the hardware requirements and manufacturers to only support Windows 10. No updates for older hardware, etc. The security controls are not in one place, etc.
Does Apple do the same thing with Apples Mac OSX's? It seems Apple products are proprietary and I assume the updates are detected for your machine and only those updates work. But how does this system work?
Are Mac users having the same trouble with Apple products, spyware, etc as Windows 10?
Thank you.
I use Windows XP and Windows Vista. I have read about Windows 10 having problems and forcing updates. The most people can do is delay them and there are driver problems.
I think what Microsoft did was wrong to force the hardware requirements and manufacturers to only support Windows 10. No updates for older hardware, etc. The security controls are not in one place, etc.
Does Apple do the same thing with Apples Mac OSX's? It seems Apple products are proprietary and I assume the updates are detected for your machine and only those updates work. But how does this system work?
Are Mac users having the same trouble with Apple products, spyware, etc as Windows 10?
Thank you.
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