I do use Windows – Lightroom and Photoshop sadly do not run under Linux.
The other night, I made the mistake of leaving the computer running overnight – not unusual, except that when I do this I am usually running Linux. This time, I was running Windows, and I had some work open for chrisdzombak.com.
I assumed that the computer would keep running overnight or, if it went down, it would be because of a crash or a power failure. But no, WIndows decided to download an update, install itself, and restart the computer with absolutely no user intervention.
I came to the computer the next morning to find my GRUB bootloader menu. “That’s odd,” I thought. My heart rapidly sank as I booted Windows – again – and was greeted with this:

Windows Restarted Itself
Great.
I’ll admit that I installed Service Pack 3 a while ago, which apparently changed my Windows Update settings back to the auto-install option. Silly me for not suspecting that that would change an option I had specifically set earlier.
Linux never does stuff like this to me.








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