Thursday, April 5th 2012
Microsoft to Deliver Six Patches Next Week
Microsoft has today announced that next week, on this month's 'Patch Tuesday' it will be releasing 6 security bulletins - four rated 'Critical' and two 'Important' - that will tackle 11 vulnerabilities. The issues set to be resolved affect Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Forefront UAG, and .NET Framework, and could lead to remote code execution and information disclosure.
The six patches are scheduled to go live on April 10 at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. GMT). As always, Microsoft recommends that users update as quickly as possible.
The six patches are scheduled to go live on April 10 at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. GMT). As always, Microsoft recommends that users update as quickly as possible.
21 Comments on Microsoft to Deliver Six Patches Next Week
Tough crowd.
Thank you Microsoft!
Think about it... at least you don't have to pay for a yearly license to use it or get updates!
If you don't want the updates turn it off or choose which ones you want to install. You got the options.
But that means fuck all when it's suddenly found something REALLY interesting and update regardless of settings.
Oops ... sorry for the double post. I'll give myself a warning.
Manual update check once in a while when you're not doing anything important. Problem solved.
Got to go in Control Panel\Windows Updates\Change settings\Important updates & then choose "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them"
That is all
This way you do the updates you want at the time you want just don't download updates until you are ready to do so