Windows 10 Launch

One of the features that has been removed from Windows 10 — at least for home users — is the ability to pick and choose when updates are installed. Microsoft has taken Windows Update out of the hands of users so the process is, for the most part, completely automated. In theory, this sounds great — no more worrying about having the latest patches installed, no more concerns that a machine that hasn’t been updated will cause problems for others — but an issue with nVIDIA drivers shows that there is potential for things to go wrong. Irate owners of nVIDIA graphics cards have taken to support forums to complain that automatically-installed drivers have broken their computers. As reported by Gordon Kelly on Forbes, there are many people complaining that updates to NVidi...