Build 1803. Its an optional upgrade within Windows 10. I did it yesterday. Took a while. Solved some computer problems. Led to sfc /scannow (in elevated command prompt) working out. sfc was able to "repair corrupted files".
Sound like Greek? What wasn't so Greek - was that after that - Staff told me to try Left Nav out for V3 Tactics Boards. (Menu on left.) That worked! I got a good max size Tactics board on V3 for a change! Is it that easy? Almost. Have to have Firefox browser at exactly 100% zoom it seems. And use the board's own resize button. Would it work on Chrome or Edge or other browsers? I don't know. And - good thing - the "collapse" button is back! That helps substantially with reducing the left menu. Less clutter.
And that irksome little red "i" on the TV icon is gone again. Will it be back? I don't know yet. Uh oh! There it is back again. Even in Left Nav.
Regarding turning off auto-updates on Windows 10- its not clear to me that that can be done completely. When I'm not wanting Windows updates to happen - I go into Settings and "set as metered connection". On. That seems to stop a lot of the updates.
Build 1803.
Its an optional upgrade within Windows 10.
I did it yesterday. Took a while. Solved some computer problems.
Led to sfc /scannow (in elevated command prompt) working out.
sfc was able to "repair corrupted files".
Sound like Greek? What wasn't so Greek -
was that after that - Staff told me to try Left Nav out for V3 Tactics Boards.
(Menu on left.)
That worked! I got a good max size Tactics board on V3 for a change!
Is it that easy? Almost.
Have to have Firefox browser at exactly 100% zoom it seems.
And use the board's own resize button.
Would it work on Chrome or Edge or other browsers? I don't know.
And - good thing - the "collapse" button is back!
That helps substantially with reducing the left menu. Less clutter.
And that irksome little red "i" on the TV icon is gone again. Will it be back?
I don't know yet.
Uh oh! There it is back again. Even in Left Nav.
Regarding turning off auto-updates on Windows 10-
its not clear to me that that can be done completely.
When I'm not wanting Windows updates to happen -
I go into Settings and "set as metered connection". On.
That seems to stop a lot of the updates.