Just going to leave this quick note here: Given that Microsoft's update policy for Windows 10 has changed in the past 3 or so years, what's now known as 'Windows as a Service', the way they address updates obviously has changed. Unfortunately, it's changed for the worse, as rather than ending support for a version of their software, they instead end support for given types of hardware. Basically, if your computer hardware doesn't meet their approval, even if it's one part, future updates will not install or run, regardless of actual specs.

Putting aside the stupidity and overreaching action of this for a moment, what this means is that there's a good chance my computer will no longer function properly. I've had this issue for a year without actually knowing the cause, but because my computer doesn't make Microsoft's Approved list, I can't install the Creator's update. Great, doesn't sound like a problem. However, Microsoft has taken to making their products act like virus it seems, and if I do not have this update before next month, my computer will effectively lock itself down and repeatedly demand I install an update that refuses to install due to hardware issues. Seeing as the Windows OS has a feature that forces a fresh install with a recently created copy to be able to change major parts of your hardware setup, this effectively means I need to buy a new computer, hard drive, and OS to be able to use windows 10 and my computer. And seeing as I have no idea what the 'offending' piece of hardware is, I'd have to effectively replace every single part of my computer to make sure it would run with windows.

I can't do that, because I don't have the money to buy a whole new computer from scratch. So, there's a good chance I will be vanishing from the internet for awhile, with small periods where I'm on my tablet or laptop. So, if you wonder where I am or why I haven't said anything for awhile, that's likely why. I'm not cold shouldering you, or ignoring you; I basically have no computer. Sorry.