Windows 10 update got to live broadcasts Twitch.tv

Professional gamer Eric Flum at the moment when he started updating Windows 10 on his computer during a live game session

What could be worse than the unexpected start of updating Windows 10 at the moment when you are broadcasting live from your computer to a multi-thousand audience? This is exactly what happened with professional gamer Eric Flom, who streams Counter-Strike gaming sessions on Twitch.tv/fl0m (other gamers even pay money to watch this).

When the message about installing Windows 10 appeared live on the weather forecast on TV , the moderator managed to quickly switch to another video signal. Erik did not have such an opportunity, so at first he stared in surprise at the screen, and then he expressed everything he thought about Windows 10.


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"What. What!? How did this happen? Go you, Windows 10! - A gamer screamed at his computer, where preparations for installing the update slowly began. - Oh my God! I have one work computer. We all turned off. Send you to [cencored], boys. I don’t trust anyone anymore ... Update faster, [cencored]. ”

The process was watched by the Twitch audience, vigorously commenting on the events in the chat. An indescribable gamma of emotions was broadcast on Twitch, because the broadcast was not interrupted during the installation process ( saved video and chat recording ). Start see at 8:54:50 .

Eric Flom restrained himself and no longer cursed. Preparing for the update was completed in a couple of minutes, and the gamer was even happy and joking, preparing for the next game session - but when the process reached 100%, the installation began ... the update was installed again from 0%.

Soon Flom's patience broke, and he stopped broadcasting after five minutes.

Updates of Windows 10, as well as the installer of Windows 10 on computers Windows 7 and Windows 8 have recently become the subject of jokes on the Internet.



Updates have become so annoying and ubiquitous that it turns into a joke.



Fresh OS offers even a Peep Boy in Fallout.



They say that even the last owner of the computer "Electronics BK-0010" stopped resisting and clicked the "Upgrade to Windows 10" button .