Cumulative Updates - March 10th 2020

Microsoft forces Internet Explorer and Microsoft edge on your computer to visit bing.com and secretly plant internet browsing files and cookies from bing on your pc. Don't believe me? Try this: Fix the privacy and security settings on your computer and IE and MS Edge browser to not collect data and do not keep tracking cookies. Turn off IE in control panel. Download a tracking cleaner software (I used CCleaner to investigate). Exit all browsers. Make sure default is not bing or IE, MS Edge in default program. Analyze and Clean with CCleaner. You'll see IE and MS edge cookies are cleaned. Restart your computer. Log on to user account. Open ccleaner after 5-10 minutes. DO NOT open any MS Edge page or IE. Do NOT visit Bing.com or use bing search egine. Open google chrome or firefox browsers instead. Don't search for anything. Exit the browsers and Run a test with ccleaner on your computer. You will find tracking cookies from Bing.com and internet files created by Internet Explorer(which you had disabled) and Microsoft edge(which you didn't use). So, tell me Microsoft...how does this happen? How do we end up with files and tracking cookies from Bing.com without visiting Bing.com--and without using the apps that planted those cookies(which we disabled) on our computer? Do you know what a malware, virus or spyware is? Does my Microsoft understand the definition of hacking? Disguising a virus spyware that YOU CANNOT UNINSTALL as an app/browser in order to hack/force fake search to bing.com--which, plants tracking cookies on the users computer--to exploit data and personal info...which is then fed to bing(a search engine owned and operated by Microsoft) that makes a fortune in advertising utilizing this data without the average pc user knowing. They're decieved into thinking when they disable anything to protect their data privacy and security--that it's actually disabled. This is one of many things they're doing wrong. Microsoft doesn't give a damn. They're dominating the market by playing dirty--essentially running a criminal enterprise at this point. That's why I will never support Microsoft or buy anything connected to Microsoft. Let's start dumping our Microsoft devices once they get old and their company stock to send Microsoft a message. hashtag #DumpMicrosoft

IF they had done it they would have discovered what their devices had in common what third party software or processor or manufacturer(s) were encountering conflicts.

As I already posted my old refurbished HP Pavilion Desktop from Micro Center had no problems whatsoever.

So the updates work. I can testify to that as a user.

But then...I don't use third party security programs or additional browsers or a ton of third party programs and hardware,  I just use what came with my used PC when I bought it three years ago.

And, yes,  I have all the latest updates 

They do not. This is a Community of USERS.

If you want the techs their community is  https://community.windows.com/en-us/

And to think...most of you people actually possess an O/S with a reputable search engine too.

I don't believe anyone from Microsoft is monitoring these posts. Or if someone is, they certainly have no authority to do anything. Except maybe to laugh.