October 29, 200916 yr http://windowsx.50webs.com/updates.html You can speed things up by using Windows Update Downloader.Sometimes they are a bit behind with the WUD lists so just compare what you download against my list to see if anythings missing.
October 29, 200916 yr Author http://windowsx.50webs.com/updates.html You can speed things up by using Windows Update Downloader.Sometimes they are a bit behind with the WUD lists so just compare what you download against my list to see if anythings missing.Thanks for your helping;I wanna download all of the updates in one or two files , so can you give me any link (Links) that i download all updates in one or two file? best regards
October 29, 200916 yr Microsoft releases ISO's every month.... see:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913086
October 29, 200916 yr The ISOs are for updating machines that are offline or can't get to a WU server, but they're also useful for grabbing all the updates as well. I personally use WUD, but the ISO would work as well.
October 29, 200916 yr What's the preferred method for month-to-month updating of an already up to date system but you don't want to use the Windows Update website with Internet Explorer?
October 29, 200916 yr Depends, really - considering XP and up don't need IE to do automatic updates, not sure why it's a problem. Autopatcher might be a viable solution for you.
October 29, 200916 yr Every 2nd Tuesday of each month MS releases a security bulletin summary. For example http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...n/ms09-oct.mspxFind the bulletins that pertain to your OS and applications and there will be download links there.You can also save all that work and take a look at my change log each month. See link in signature.
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