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  Net 3.5 is not installed. Swore that used to be installed previously in Win 10 x(64) 1903. Also VoodooShield users, doesn't it use older .Net versions?
  My HP Laser connected to desktop via USB works fine.
  .NET 3.5 does not get installed as part of Windows 10. It obviously stays if you have upgraded and I have yet to have a PC I didn't have to install it on for some reason or another. In the past I have had issues getting it installed on some of the Insider builds. They'll get it fixed. There's no way they can get rid of it. Too much legacy software still in use.
  xxJackxx, Sep 30, 2019
  https://www.ghacks.net/2019/09/30/r...icult-to-create-local-accounts-in-windows-10/
  https://www.ghacks.net/2019/09/30/h...ndows-10-1909-if-the-option-is-not-available/
  Recent reports suggested that Microsoft removed the offline option from the setup experience, at least for some.
  It is quite possible that Microsoft is A-B testing the chance or that the change affects only some regions and not others.
  Windows customers have two options when it comes to the creation of offline accounts during the initial setup. [...]
  https://blogs.windows.com/windowsde...ows-10-sdk-preview-build-18990-available-now/
  Looks like installing a clean Win10 version 1903 Home forces you to use a Microsoft Account - AskWoody Lounge
  The solution is on the same page:
  Gandalf_The_Grey, Oct 2, 2019
  Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 continues to cannibalize Windows 7 by Gregg Keizer.​
  Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18995 October 3, 2019
  Microsoft's plan to ignore Windows 10 1809 worked by Gregg Keizer.​
  https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...users-warned-to-update-before-end-of-support/
  Microsoft has started to display a warning to users running Windows 10 1803, otherwise known as the April 2018 Update, that states the version is nearing end of support and that they should update to the latest version of Windows.
  Windows 10 1803 will reach end of support on November 12th, 2019, which means they will no longer receive security updates and will be vulnerable to any new security threats that are discovered.
  "You're currently running a version of Windows that's nearing the end of support. We recommend you update to the most recent version of Windows 10 now to get the latest features and security improvements," reads the Windows Update warning from Microsoft.​
  With the amount of bugs that are constantly appearing with each new cumulative update for Windows 10, it is understandable that some users of a stable Windows environment would be hesitant to upgrade.
  Announcing Windows Server vNext Insider Preview Build 18995 October 8, 2019
  Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18999 October 8, 2019
  https://blogs.windows.com/windowsde...ows-10-sdk-preview-build-18995-available-now/
  Microsoft announces the Windows 10 November 2019 Update, confirms final build
  https://www.neowin.net/news/microso...10-november-2019-update-confirms-final-build/
  Microsoft: Getting the November 2019 Update Ready for Release
  https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...-now-end-of-service-no-more-security-updates/
  https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...ant-vulnerability-needs-manual-fix-heres-how/
  Microsoft prods customers with Windows 10 retirement dates by Gregg Keizer.​
  What to expect from Windows 10 November 2019 Update: A pleasant surprise by Ed Bott.​
  JRViejo, Oct 14, 2019
  What to expect from Windows 10 November 2019 Update: A pleasant surprise by Ed Bott.
  This is in line with what Brandon LeBlanc posted in insider's blog a few days ago, here
  For customers who were given the option to install 19H2, an enablement package is downloaded from Windows Update that turns on the November 2019 Update features. This changes the build number for the OS from Build 18362 to Build 18363.
  This may yet be the smoothest update ever.
  Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 18999 available now! October 15, 2019
  My guess is there will be problems with the following for anyone using third party software to "harness" Cortana:
  itman, Oct 15, 2019
  My guess is there will be problems with the following for anyone using third party software to "harness" Cortana
  Judging from the recent issues with Cortana, you have a point there with OneDrive. Good catch.
  However usually, with each feature update, all registry settings, scheduled tasks and many other settings are reset to defaults.
  So users would be best advised to wait for updated versions of their favorite tweaking apps.
  This update is only a small 20KB enablement pack. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
  Seer, Oct 15, 2019
  Except in appears the upgrade to 1909 will not be a full Feature Update for anyone current on 1903. Only prior Win10 versions will receive the full feature update.
  I for one with be reverting OOShutUp10 settings to system defaults prior to performing the 1909 upgrade. Certainly don't need any Cortana system borks like those in the past. Also "my gut" is telling me that disabling Cortana, at least fully per third party tweaks, will bork the Win 10 explorer search feature.
  I for one with be reverting OOShutUp10 settings to system defaults prior to performing the 1909 upgrade.