If you have got an application via the ports system and don't like to change it during pkg upgrade process, do
seehttps://wiki.ghostbsd.org/index.php/Pkg ... _A_Package

Have done it. Thanks.

@ericbsd
Today I tried your suggestion on telegram: and got one line: Is there a bug?

I would suggest to search a little in the wiki https://wiki.ghostbsd.org/index.php/How ... 2F_unmount
So that my work is not for nothing:-)
Automount doesn't work with windows file systems yet. You have to go the cli-way.

If your browser is Firefox, export your bookmarks as html first, than go to chromium. On the right hand side are 3 dots go to bookmarks. Open the bookmark manager. There again on the right hand site are 3 dots. Click on it and go to: import bookmarks choose the html file, you have exported from fire...

Try on the command line. There are some places were it can be.
These are https://wiki.ghostbsd.org/index.php/Sys ... _Utilities.
After you got the info where the application is stored you can set a link to your desktop.

After a fresh install yes. But if you change it within your control center it stays

Is it not always as much. But you get weekly an update. I prefer pkg update and pkg upgrade
You can see what happens, especially if you have slow net connection .
With Update Station it seems sometimes if nothing happens. But it is only the impression of the impatient one in front of the screen.

https://wiki.ghostbsd.org/index.php/App ... Management
Use Software Station
It's no easier way.

Will it help if you disable UEFI in your BIOS?