Discord better not switch over, Miscosoft will fuck it like they did Skype.,(reply>), The <b>only</b>  good thing that will happen is that you will have discord on a Xbox.,(reply>), i got banned from skype literally 4 times for absolutely no reason so i wouldn’t imagine discord being any better,(reply>), @DrCola that's exactly my point: you wouldn't use the start menu to search the web! Then why have web results in there at all?<br><br>I disagree that it does local search well (again I admitt I'm not very familiar with Cortana and the Windows 10 start menu, cause I install classic shell before anything else), because for example I never managed to find the "Sound" menu (where you can de/activate and configure audio outputa and inputs) using Cortana.<br>It's a very important menu to me, but typing "Sound" in Cortana doesn't turn up the menu that is literally called that! It does return random web results that aren't helpful at all though...,(reply>), @DrCola Not if the prompt doesn't actually show up before the computer suddenly reboots, which is exactly what happened to my dad last weekend while he was in the middle of ordering an employee gift from his company. And of course it happened during the set "no update time"," between <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66gQYIuTdRc&amp;t=8m00s"">8:00</a> and <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66gQYIuTdRc&amp;t=22m00s"">22:00</a>! <br>My dad is reasonably competent with PCs", but he's still new to Windows 10 and he thought he was hacked!<br>It also took at least 45 minutes until his PC was done updating and usable again! That's inexcusable and that's EXACTLY WHY I was reluctant to upgrade his PC from Windows 7 to 10 and we waited it out until his employer issued a warning not to use 7 for remote desktop access anymore.<br>Oh, and he also confirmed to me that he completely shuts down the PC regularly, rather than leaving it in sleep mode, where it can't finish updates for months.<br><br>To me, even a prompt that requires me to <b>actively</b> dismiss the default option, in order to prevent a sudden restart is too much. First off, it distracts me from something more important (and I don't need my PC - which is <b>supposed to be</b> a tool - to distract me from my task at hand), secondly I could be away from the PC while the prompt appears and then lose unsaved progress and data, because I didn't return in time, which is dumb (who wants to watch their PC compiling a large project for half an hour for example, only to make sure that it doesn't restart during that time, loosing all progress in the process?) and thirdly, I want my PC to be available whenever <b>I</b> need it. I understand and accept that software bugs and system crashes do happen from time to time and can't be avoided, but <b>nothing</b> , not even security updates, should get in the way of maximum system availability!<br><br>At least we can (still) use group policies on windows 10 pro to stop this unreasonable update policy (reminder: Microsoft shut down their beta testing department in 2017 and now pushes out <b>beta</b> updates to users (who may have paid up to 240$ for a license key!) mostly via the "Windows Insider" program, but also to a small, randomly selected portion of regular users).<br>Gotta a get a pro license for my dad now, cause as he said: can't have this happen while having a video conference using his PC for remote access to his work desktop!<br><br>EDIT: and please tone it down a bit! Did I offend ya? Don't think so!<br>Plus, you should not question my PC skills based on the issues I'm reporting here! I know how to deal with all of them, but that's beside the point, these issues shouldn't exist in the first place! And most of my friends and family don't know how to solve these issues and keep asking me why their PC is behaving this way and what they could do against it and it's getting really old!,(reply>), That's why I use Linux. It just works.