I turned off auto updates as well when I received a pop-up that told me I was scheduled for the update to Win 10.  Was afraid that MS would reschedule me when I wasn't using my PC and I'd wake up one morning with a fait accompli.

I've got happy news.  I went to the dentist today and had the last of the silver fillings removed and the toth prepped for a crown.  One more visit on June 28th, and I'm done.

I had to do a lot of clicking around to where I finally found something that said cancel the scheduled update.

tirama...Good news on the teeth.

 

That's odd, Oscar.  Have you checked in your control panel - system & security - view install updates to see what other stuff your computer has d/l in the past and when.   Windows10 is pushy. 

We had an interesting Sunday.  A water pipe located under a neighbor's driveway was leaking and had to be repaired.  There were at least 6 trucks from the water company crowded into our narrow street.  Luckily for the rest on the neighborhood the driveway was made of brick pavers which could be picked up, and not concrete or asphalt, so no jack hammering at 8 AM.  And only the 1 house was affected, so we didn't have the water shut off and won't have to boil water after the repair is completed.

We've been having a lot of electrical storms.  Tiffany has spent time in her carriage just about every day since the beginning of May.  A storm earlier in the week knocked out my father-in-law's modem, so DH spent some time yesterday waiting for the phone company to check things out (f-i-l transferred from hospital to rehab center) and will spend more time late this afternoon-evening doing the same.

lilyr wrote:

Tirama -- I'm glad it was only a leaking pipe and no water disruption for the rest of you. SIX trucks?? Seems a bit excessive!

Awww poor Tiffany!  Does she feel more secure in her carriage?

One of the trucks carried the back hoe.  That pipe was down deep!

Yes, Tiffany feels safer in her carriage.  Our house is built on a concrete slab, and I think when she lies on the floor, she can feel the vibrations from the thunder more than if she's in her carriage or curled up in an easy chair.  If the lightning strikes close enough, the entire house shakes.