INSTALLING WIN7 SHOULD I DISABLE UPDATES?
INSTALLING WIN7 SHOULD I DISABLE UPDATES?
Luke Brown
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Jace Stewart
uh.. sure?
William Lopez
I'd say leave automatic updates turned off and compile a list of updates that you shouldn't install (such as KB2670838 (the one that breaks aero) and the Windows 10 spyware updates). Also, before you install any new ones, I'd say look up the updates before installing any of them in case there are anymore of the bad ones.
Jeremiah Barnes
>Windows 7
>Implying you'll be able to connect to the update servers anyways
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Matthew Young
Only if you a full day to wait on installing every single one of them. :^)
Eli Bell
>updating
>power shuts off during it
fuck!
you basically have to reinstall windows when this happen
Jacob Barnes
Excuse me, but if you're going to use ancient OSes, I'd recommend IBM OS/2 or maybe an Amiga OS.
Carter Wright
I wasn't able to install that october package thing they are now doing, reverted changes on boot.
Tyler Myers
Especially with the .NET Framework updates.
Isaiah Cruz
You haven't heard have you?
Noah Bailey
no this has to happen to get gpu installed unlike linux its not installed in real time.
Isaiah Hill
Heard of what?
Chase Baker
Are you seriously asking this? Have you been living under a rock with no Sup Forums for the last like 5 months?
Anthony Sullivan
Turn it off. I haven't got any updates except for what came on SP1. If you really want updates, there's WSUS offline.
Jackson Sullivan
Maybe. But still, I want to know.
James Young
Future updates for W7 will no longer be on a case-by-case basis, they're now in one big bundle so you won't be able to cherry pick.
Chase Hughes
This is the best answer.
Kayden Flores
what's with the webm?
Cooper Rogers
You should kill yourself.
Lincoln Ortiz
thats why you install .net apart.
In my experience preparing computers for small businesses deployments, it is the best course of action.
I really hate that you have to roll back a shitton of updates because ONE dindt get their way, so first install the critical ones then the .net ones
OH and lets not forget, that even when you install a service pack for your .net version, you'll have to do this all over again, because there will be another batch of security updates to your .nets
Really mate, install what you will, but when you reach that point of "this is good enogh for me" do yourself a favor and do a image of the whole system partition, so when you fucked things up in the future, you can backup your data, restore the image and you'll save yourself hours.
Adam Hernandez
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>Convenience update (most patches up to April 2016)
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>How to get your Windows 7 fully updated and working after fresh install
Get these and install in order if you want to use Windows Update without any dumb bug:
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>Or get all the updates at once:
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(only if you don't have Service Pack 1 installed)
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I got the 65805 ISO, does it have SP1? Which ones should I install from the list? Sorry I haven't touched anything windows related since 4 years.
Jacob Ross
This
I have to leave it download for like 3 hours before it finds any updates
Benjamin Harris
Do you ask people should you wipe your ass?
>power shuts off
Where do you live faggot, Bulgaria?
Cameron Allen
never ever had automatic updates
always was only updating to newest at installation and changing settings to never check for updates
James Price
>not making an updated ISO with WHDownloader and NTLite
I don't even use Windows 7 anymore and I made one.
Brody Ramirez
Also, you can download the updates with WHDownloader and use this script to install them if you're lazy.
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Anthony James
One of them is the service pack, another is one that accidentally got installed because some Microsoft utility automatically enabled updates.
Disabling updates is the only way to keep Windows 7 running like new. If you install them, it will slow your boot time down to a crawl.
Jack Collins
Yes, you should. Plain and simple. Especially if you have some uncommon but "mission critical" software.
Luis Jenkins
Por que?
Ryder Ross
You see, some production softwares don't work with later updates. One of my workstations could only take SP1. Later updates rendered the software useless. Think "Apple effect". I pissed and moaned to developer to fix it but to no avail.
Dominic Long
Install SP1, turn updates off. Install .NET 4.6.1 or whatever the fuck manually with the offline installer.
No bullshit, no tracking, no issues, no games stopped working, just fucking flawless computing.
Gavin Young
How about from download center, one by one? Manually that is.
Blake Stewart
There is a service pack now
But malaware remover is a standalone
DO NOT INSTALL IT, it will break your pc
In fact turn off the automatic search after you finished installing sp1 or you will get a overflow something
Austin White
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