[b]I dont knw wd r comp. technician. Maybe yes... cos of that genuine thingy. [/b]

[b]^Im afraid to loose and made some defects/sinister effects in our current OS. Maybe i shud, brought this up to an expert technician again... I cant js download somethin quickly, wen it comes to op. system. Its way too, sensitive. anyway, thanks for that.... imma, keep that ..link. for future use[/b]

Last edited by ---xXirukiTepe--- (2008-11-26 06:22:49)

[b]Is there no bad effects, if i turned off my automatic updates [/b]

[b]^Lolx. Js asking Ok. thanks[/b]

[quote=---xXirukiTepe---]Is there no bad effects, if i turned off my automatic updates[/quote] Friend I also get the auto updates from Microsoft, I always allow them to install since most are what Microsoft considers critical upates. Here is a quote from the website. [quote][b]What Is Microsoft Update? It's the new website from Microsoft that helps you update Microsoft Windows and many other Microsoft programs that you've installed, such as Microsoft Office, Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft SQL Server, all in one convenient place. Does it work with Automatic Updates? Yes. If you turn on Automatic Updates using your settings in Control Panel, Windows will automatically find and install high-priority updates for any Microsoft products that you have installed and that are supported by the website. How can I choose which updates to install? We recommend you install all high-priority updates for your computer, not just updates for a specific product. After you’ve installed the most important updates, you can choose from any remaining optional updates for your programs and hardware. What’s the difference between Express and Custom? When you check for updates, you have two options: Express (recommended) finds all high-priority updates for your computer so you can install them with one click. This is the quickest and easiest way to keep your computer up to date. Custom finds high-priority and optional updates. You need to review and select the updates you want to install, one by one. Do I need to install optional updates? No. Optional updates address minor issues or add non-critical functionality to your computer. It is more important to install high priority updates so that your computer gets the latest critical and security-related software. How can I get more information about an update before I install it? Click the name of each update to view its description. To view system requirements and support information, click the Details link provided in each description. [/b][/quote]

Last edited by bobcbar (2008-11-26 18:19:16)

Yup. I also experienced that ruki, If it will not be cured as soon as possible. It may crash like on what happened on my PC...