Win10 Home Edition forced automatic update to open can be pitted N card users

Microsoft has said that Windows 10 is a service, it can continue to get updates. Windows 10 is no longer software that was abandoned by Microsoft after installation. Therefore, Microsoft will force users to update the system. A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed that automatic updates are part of the official Windows 10 Terms of Service. This time, Windows 10 will force automatic update (Home Edition), and the Professional Edition will only be delayed.

For this, some users expressed dissatisfaction, but Microsoft is resolute. They believe that the unprecedented number of Insider members will test the update and ensure stability, and this is also "Windows as a Service" ( The embodiment of Waas).

However, reports from Forbes said that after installing the Win10 auto-update, NVIDIA graphics users had problems with multi-screen output and SLi configuration. Worse, the screen flickered.

These cases are quoted from users of the GeForce forum. The response from NVIDIA customer service is that the new driver update will be released after Windows 10 is released and solve the above problems.

Forbes said that Windows does not display the driver version number and force updates, causing problems to recur. They think the good solution is to let the official driver management software take over. WinBeta's editor later pointed out that he also hopes to disable automatic updates.

Two days ago, the GTX 980 Ti was exposed to Win10 prompts and was not supported. It turned out to be Microsoft's own compatibility check tool.