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redsox1211 · 15th February 2018, 02:08

Does windows 10 offer monthly updates? 'patch Tuesday' as windows 7 calls it, or are they automatic?

HiTrack99 · 15th February 2018, 14:04

They do, but not every Tuesday anymore as someone was exploiting it :P

rbn · 15th February 2018, 17:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zombywoof

The solution for that can be found here:

Code:

http://voidtools.com/downloads/

I found this to compensate

They made Midnight Commander for Win.

Code:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mcwin32/?source=directory

uzumaki201 · 18th February 2018, 17:02

Windows 7 is too long, you should switch to Windows 10, newer, better and more secure

redsox1211 · 19th February 2018, 03:07

I rather have an unsecure outdated system in 2020 then switch. Alot of people feel that way

V1c1ous · 19th February 2018, 08:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by -dAb-

Considering I still run XP on my laptop no one "forced" me to upgrade.

I had to give up on XP because my bank website didn't work with it.

redsox1211 · 20th February 2018, 07:37

I loved XP, im glad windows 7 classic version is almost like it. You would think though, XP ended because the popularity did, windows 7 kinda took over, thats NOT the case with windows 10, windows 7 is still more popular with home users, atms, businesses etc. Thats why i think the support will be extended, atleast i would say until 2021. Its not like in December of 2019 windows 10 will suddenly have a 99% to 1% increase of use.

redsox1211 · 20th February 2018, 07:38

I read stuff like people are 'scratching their heads' why windows 7 isn't going away, because windows 10 was FORCED on us, if we got to choose to get it if we wanted, maybe i would have.

Namcot · 20th February 2018, 09:32

I have Windows Auto Update turned off under Services.msc now for a few years but every month or so, I will turn them back on and run a Windows Update check and except for a security patch here and there, in the last 1 1/2 years, there hasn't been anything much or major.

Plus I Google every KB update file that comes up before I consider whether to install them or not and a few of them came back in the search results as either crashing your PC, making something not work on your PC, or trying to sneak that Windows 10 reminder onto your system and lock up your PC if you don't update to Windows 10 after so many reminders.

I would say in the last 1 1/2 years I have been running Windows Update manually, I have only installed 5 updates.

Now recently (as of the first few days of this year) with all this talk about the Intel Chip hack or something called Spectre and another called Meltdown, I have done a manual Windows Update check every week to other week or so in the past month and a half and still hasn't seen any official patches and fix for Windows 7 for it.

Like this bulletin by Microsoft about it. Most people won't read that or won't understand it and it doesn't give any links to the download location for any patches:

http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ectre-meltdown

So Fuck Microsoft!

They already haven't been serious about supporting Windows 7 anyway for couple of years now.

chonky101 · 20th February 2018, 17:27

Microsoft are always ringing me to tell me that i have problems with my computer and that they will fix them for me,they are very kind to keep concerning themselves with my pc problems

15th February 2018, 14:04	#22
HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,236 Thanks: 23,736 Thanked 17,755 Times in 3,818 Posts	They do, but not every Tuesday anymore as someone was exploiting it :P __________________

20th February 2018, 09:32	#29
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,302 Times in 16,165 Posts	I have Windows Auto Update turned off under Services.msc now for a few years but every month or so, I will turn them back on and run a Windows Update check and except for a security patch here and there, in the last 1 1/2 years, there hasn't been anything much or major. Plus I Google every KB update file that comes up before I consider whether to install them or not and a few of them came back in the search results as either crashing your PC, making something not work on your PC, or trying to sneak that Windows 10 reminder onto your system and lock up your PC if you don't update to Windows 10 after so many reminders. I would say in the last 1 1/2 years I have been running Windows Update manually, I have only installed 5 updates. Now recently (as of the first few days of this year) with all this talk about the Intel Chip hack or something called Spectre and another called Meltdown, I have done a manual Windows Update check every week to other week or so in the past month and a half and still hasn't seen any official patches and fix for Windows 7 for it. Like this bulletin by Microsoft about it. Most people won't read that or won't understand it and it doesn't give any links to the download location for any patches: http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ectre-meltdown So Fuck Microsoft! They already haven't been serious about supporting Windows 7 anyway for couple of years now. Last edited by Namcot; 20th February 2018 at 09:36.

15th February 2018, 02:08	#21
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 2,675 Thanked 1,614 Times in 620 Posts	Does windows 10 offer monthly updates? 'patch Tuesday' as windows 7 calls it, or are they automatic?

18th February 2018, 17:02	#24
uzumaki201 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Feb 2018 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Windows 7 is too long, you should switch to Windows 10, newer, better and more secure

19th February 2018, 03:07	#25
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 2,675 Thanked 1,614 Times in 620 Posts	I rather have an unsecure outdated system in 2020 then switch. Alot of people feel that way

20th February 2018, 07:37	#27
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 2,675 Thanked 1,614 Times in 620 Posts	I loved XP, im glad windows 7 classic version is almost like it. You would think though, XP ended because the popularity did, windows 7 kinda took over, thats NOT the case with windows 10, windows 7 is still more popular with home users, atms, businesses etc. Thats why i think the support will be extended, atleast i would say until 2021. Its not like in December of 2019 windows 10 will suddenly have a 99% to 1% increase of use.

20th February 2018, 07:38	#28
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 2,675 Thanked 1,614 Times in 620 Posts	I read stuff like people are 'scratching their heads' why windows 7 isn't going away, because windows 10 was FORCED on us, if we got to choose to get it if we wanted, maybe i would have.

20th February 2018, 17:27	#30
chonky101 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 275 Thanks: 42,037 Thanked 603 Times in 229 Posts	Microsoft are always ringing me to tell me that i have problems with my computer and that they will fix them for me,they are very kind to keep concerning themselves with my pc problems