Checking for updates is necessary？
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David Bailey
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I do.
The Optional updates are not really needed in my opinion.
I like to get the Security updates to help protect against viruses.
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You can right click an Update & click Hide if you don't want it offered again.
I suggest you do not get kb3022345---
Microsoft confirms patch KB 3022345 breaks SFC /scannow | InfoWorld
The Optional updates are not really needed in my opinion.
I like to get the Security updates to help protect against viruses.
Others may chime in.
You can right click an Update & click Hide if you don't want it offered again.
I suggest you do not get kb3022345---
Microsoft confirms patch KB 3022345 breaks SFC /scannow | InfoWorld
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The updates are published for a reason. You are taking unnecessary risks by not running the updates to fix known security vulnerabilities. I always stay up to date, and I update hundreds of computers at work, and rarely have any problems caused by an update.
Updates fix security issues, fix program crashes, introduce new features, fix help files, add stability to apps, etc.
Updates fix security issues, fix program crashes, introduce new features, fix help files, add stability to apps, etc.
I do.
The Optional updates are not really needed in my opinion.
I like to get the Security updates to help protect against viruses.
Others may chime in.
You can right click an Update & click Hide if you don't want it offered again.
I suggest you do not get kb3022345---
Microsoft confirms patch KB 3022345 breaks SFC /scannow | InfoWorld
Thank you for your detailed instructions! I'll update the system!
Thanks a lot! And I still have a question. Does these updating may take more memory capacities? I wonder if it may cause the result that my computer become slower and slower.
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As a computer user and owner of several computers in my life time it is common sense that the windows update is a must for all computers and expecilly for a young OS such as Windows 8.1.
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If it ain't broke, do not fix it. As for the security, there is a simple workaround.
Admin rights to blame for 97 percent of critical Microsoft flaws - Report | ZDNet
Besides, Windows Updates are recently causing serious issues, like once every 3 months.
Admin rights to blame for 97 percent of critical Microsoft flaws - Report | ZDNet
Besides, Windows Updates are recently causing serious issues, like once every 3 months.
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Wait a week or so after new updates are released. I've update hundreds of computers at work for years and almost never an issue with updates.
Your suggestion is really helpful! I want to update my system from windows 8.1 to 10. Does that update may frequetly?
Yep! My last update has caused a lot of problems. My Wi-Fi cannot be connected for a long time. It really makes me confused whether that update is necessary.
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It is best to focus on the security updates, like the current one fixes problem with UAC bypass.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3045645
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3045645