Don't understand, there are several hidden tracks but only a couple become unhiddden next time I open the project.

@abacab:
 
Microsoft has stopped 'Patch Tuesday' in October, in favour of a monthly update:
 
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/16/farewell_patch_tuesday_from_october_ms_patches_will_be_pushed_out_monthly/
 
 

robert@gmwmusic.com
Don't understand, there are several hidden tracks but only a couple become unhiddden next time I open the project.

The question is still valid - are you hiding tracks when you have a locked screenset?

Never mind sir!

Still having a nightmare, deleting AD2 drums crashing and inserting some plugins and I'm using latest December update. Tried running resource monitor and no better!
last windows update was KB3206632 btw
John

soundman32
@abacab:
 
Microsoft has stopped 'Patch Tuesday' in October, in favour of a monthly update:
 
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/16/farewell_patch_tuesday_from_october_ms_patches_will_be_pushed_out_monthly/
 
 

hmmmm Many of us have reported that last tuesday all of a sudden we stopped getting the runtime errors without us doing anything. I wonder if MS does some secret forced updates to all of our computers on tuesday once a month along with these other updates?

soundman32
@abacab:
 
Microsoft has stopped 'Patch Tuesday' in October, in favour of a monthly update:
 
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/16/farewell_patch_tuesday_from_october_ms_patches_will_be_pushed_out_monthly/
 
 

That's really off-topic as this thread is about Windows 10 updates.  The article addresses the change to the update model for Win 7 & 8.1.  New patches are still rolled out on the second Tuesday of each month, using monthly rollups.  Microsoft has decided to treat Win 7 & 8.1 more like Win 10 in this regard ...
 
If you read that article there is a link directly to the Microsoft announcement:
"Further simplifying servicing models for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1"
https://blogs.technet.mic...ows-7-and-windows-8-1/

gmp

soundman32
@abacab:
 
Microsoft has stopped 'Patch Tuesday' in October, in favour of a monthly update:
 
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/16/farewell_patch_tuesday_from_october_ms_patches_will_be_pushed_out_monthly/
 
 

hmmmm Many of us have reported that last tuesday all of a sudden we stopped getting the runtime errors without us doing anything. I wonder if MS does some secret forced updates to all of our computers on tuesday once a month along with these other updates?

I have issues that supports this. I lost use of the touch pad on my laptop around then. Am not able to get it back. This happened sometime after this last summer as well. Got corrected at a later date / Win update.
All the best.

Zargg

gmp
 
hmmmm Many of us have reported that last tuesday all of a sudden we stopped getting the runtime errors without us doing anything. I wonder if MS does some secret forced updates to all of our computers on tuesday once a month along with these other updates?

I have issues that supports this. I lost use of the touch pad on my laptop around then. Am not able to get it back. This happened sometime after this last summer as well. Got corrected at a later date / Win update.
All the best.

I recall that Microsoft had the ability to update the Windows Updater in past versions of Windows, without any user intervention.  I wonder what they may be able to do in the new, improved Windows 10, with all that telemetry and stuff? 

Zargg
I have issues that supports this. I lost use of the touch pad on my laptop around then. Am not able to get it back. This happened sometime after this last summer as well. Got corrected at a later date / Win update.
All the best.

i lost my touchpad after going from 8.1 --> 10, and then couldn't get "disabled" to stick (as i use a mouse), and like you this got foxed at some point via an update... i do think that all windows updates are visible via cp though, i don't think they're backdooring us with stuff