Security updates are 'patches' released from the official Windows web-site, designed to resolve issues with the original program. The Windows software is a HUGE program with millions of lines of code, written by many different people. Inevitably there will be errors that have been overlooked.
The Windows 7 Security Patch cannot be found online now. This is because the patch was not allowing computers to restart after the update was installed.
The live update program on windows 7 downloads and installs updates and maximises your windows security. It also downloads updates to Internet Explorer and Windows Live
Via Windows update
Windows Update.
Windows 8.1 can be downloaded and installed on a Windows 7 PC, but Windows 8.1 is not an update it is a new operating system. This new operating system can be bought from Microsoft for $119.99.
It can be regarded as both. It is an update on Windows 8.0 and could be seen as an upgrade on Windows 7 or older systems.
.NET 3.5 is not available for Windows 2000. For the other two, security updates are provided through Windows Update.
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Windows XP has a feature called auto update. To turn this on all you have to do is go to control panel then go to Security Center. From there you will be able to turn auto update on.
If you have windows 7 you can upgrade to it. If you have windows XP you will need to do a complete install.
Install security fixes and newer versions of components of the Windows system distribution.
it comes automatically as an update in windows 7 if it is available. Use windows update to install it automatically