@Hoodlum666 I say, "you should have stuck with Windows 7, because that nonsense isn't clogging up my event viewer, no way, no how"!
But really, don't you have anything better to do with your computer than sit around reading the event logs.
And if this is an issue, what's the problem? (Never mind, that was a rhetorical question).
It seems sort of circuitous and superfluous, to have a problem, solve the problem, then blog about it. Congratulations are in order, I suppose?
Windows errors happen in certain sets of hardware, against certain softwares, under certain usage conditions. Everybody's are different.
Once upon a time I used to try and help people build machines. Until one day, a person came wanting help with a build. Silver tongued devil, claimed he was a counselor or therapist, on some other crap happy medical fraud pseudo-occupation.
I pointed out he only joined to have us build a machine, and he would be gone right after it was done. His posting history obviated those conclusions.
So, I told him he could spray all the sunshine and manure around he chose, he was nothing more than a parasite. And that he should con one of the teenagers to use a sucker to get the machine built. Since that's exactly what he did, I can take credit for helping him get his new computer built.
But then, after he had used the junior member all up, he tried to get me "fired", from a job I was doing voluntarily.
I'm just a plain spoken individual, and I know a human parasite when I see one. I predicted we wouldn't see or hear from him after the machine was complete, and we haven't. The mods supported me and said they had always seen me try to help others.
I haven't felt the inclination or emotional need for fulfillment, to offer my assistance toward fixing the computers of others since that incident. I also very much doubt that my opinion will differ in the foreseeable future.
Please cease and desist from trying to suck me into this bullspatter you're dropping.
I have no objection to you attaining the title of, "The Great and Powerful Wizard of OZ and Windows 10", or any other heights you may desire to attain here at Techspot. Just leave me the f**k out of it, is that clear?
An individuals problems are their own, and that encompasses the problems they create with the thinking machines around them.
Windows 10 is a sucker's bet. It's some pushy a**hole by the name of Satya Nadella, trying to ram this "last version", ofWindows down the world's throat as a "service", and after he gets enough suckers on board, he very likely might try and pull the plug on Windows as a standalone product, and peddle it as a subscription model. In the meantime, He's going to suck every penny, out of every fool on the planet, either via mining their data, or herding them to the "Windows Store".
And don't think these mutts in Redmond don't have one eye keeping tabs on Adobe's well being, after their switch to an all subscription model.
Apple already has a closed ecosystem, and use planned hardware obsolescence, to effectively offer their OS as a "service". AFAIK, their OS upgrades aren't aren't anywhere near as dear as a copy of Windows, but also (AFAIK), their newest OS won't run on their older hardware. So, yeah, that's a mock subscription model.
