Dave Nicholson

OK down at the bottom are the first 2 updates. This was literally the same day they released Windows 10. So there where 2 patches for it the sane day LOL. Then on the 5th there was another patch. Being that it does NOT always have internet connectivity, and I am by far not alone with this bug, it may need some more fixin'... This is the 8th and I just had to reset to get it to work on the internet. Not only that something seems to be taking control when I am working just for a second. The task bar keeps getting a icon then it's gone - all in less than a second. What the living hell Microsoft? What is going on here?

Run command prompt as administrator then do the following: Enter command: ipconfig /flushdns Enter command: netsh winsock reset Restart the computer. This should fix it. There are a number of updates that seem to cause this problem for many people. For some reason there has not been a fix sent out. You will either be using the net and then it just won't load a web page, or you won't be able to open a page from the start. For some reason streaming services will not be interrupted most of the time. Also you can ping and IP so it is NOT the modem, it's the PC. Do not know if it's happening on Phones or Tablets but many PC's have had the problem. In one case I read about, 3 out of 5 computers in an office where effected. Peace - Dave.

This is the Android version of the YouTube app. After a while it becomes unstable and starts to mess up. These videos that show as eternally processing are actually live, some live for over a month. So you have to go to the bother of uninstalling and reinstalling. There seems to be the same problem on most apps. I had to do the same with my banking app and a couple of games. Makes me wonder why Apple and Microsoft can have apps that run stable for years and Android not even for 6 months. Peace - Dave :)