Nothing confusing about that - it's the updatre released in April (04) 2020 with american ordering (YYMMDD).created a support ticket, frontier said its a known issue with the windows 2004 update(confusing name, its the most recent update)
Nothing confusing about that - it's the updatre released in April (04) 2020 with american ordering (YYMMDD).created a support ticket, frontier said its a known issue with the windows 2004 update(confusing name, its the most recent update)
I don't think so. I think he is close but no cigar.thats sarcasm... right?
also "american ordering" is not YYMMDD... that would be reverse... if they actually used "american ordering" it would be way less confusing, i.e. 0420... oh maybe thats why they didnt haha
Sound problems are quite common, mine developed lets say "safe" hearing experience on headphones after version upgrade. Extremely low volume. Problem solved by removing and reinstalling sound drivers....last big windows 10 update fubared my 7.1 surround setup which I resolved easily enough but as for windows keeping your current settings after updating is doo doo
To be fair, in military speak that is what we use to date emails.
Except YYYYMMDD
t......... would be 200004, which is ugly but makes some sense
ExactlyHere, you seem to have lost one: 2
(sent 20200910T170812Z)