Microsoft’s scheduled to release new security and feature updates for its Windows 10 product is on second Tuesday of each month. That’s why it is called Patch Tuesday. But the updates may also be released randomly owing to the severity of the vulnerability or bugs found. All the updates released by Microsoft can be installed […]
Normally, Windows Update does not require any administration. Microsoft is making it much like a set it and forget it tool. But some applications require specific hotfixes and updates installed on your computer before they can run. For example, some applications require a specific version of .NET Framework, Visual C++ redistributable or Java, etc. And […]
Recently we discussed about stopping a specific update from installing in Windows 10. In this post, we will run Windows Update through command line. This is just a quick post on how to run Windows Update using command line tools in Windows. Sometimes it becomes important to run Windows Update from command prompt and install […]
Starting from Windows 10, Microsoft wants to make sure that most of the devices running Windows are running the latest version of Windows 10 which is patched with most known vulnerabilities and stay safe on the Internet. This means that the users will get less control over which Windows updates to install and which ones […]
