[vip_students] Re: Windows7:Configuring windows updates!
- From: "Support At NCBI" <support@xxxxxxx>
- To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 13:01:52 +0100
Yes, you will be told that updates are available but in time these updates
will install themselves and the warning you refer to where you are notified
is due to the time not being selected in your windows update settings. Also
generally if you are prompted by the security screens to allow or deny an
update install itself it is usually because it is a third party driver and
not specifically Microsoft related.
Paul.
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[mailto:vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Eleanor Burke
Sent: 20 April 2012 12:57
To: vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vip_students] Re: Windows7:Configuring windows updates!
A few points here Paul. I appreciate I must go now and follow these
instructions but at present what is happening is that I have to go and
manually install my updates. I am told updates are ready to be installed
when I turn on the PC from time to time. Other thing with Windows 7 is that
one has to give permission to allow the updates to take place unlike with
Windows XP.
Eleanor
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Subject: [vip_students] Windows7:Configuring windows updates!
> In order for your windows system to maintain good order You must enable
> Windows Update and configure it to allow retrieval of drivers and driver
> updates by completing the following steps:
>
> 1. Open the start menu using the windows key, second key out from left
> side
> of spacebar" then in the search edit box, type in something like the
> following;
>
> Windows Update
>
> 2. Use the arrow keys to arrow up or down through the list of results,
> usually the first result will be the one you want, "Windows Update", press
> enter key to open it up..
> 3. In Windows Update, click the "Change settings" by pressing the tab
> key
> approximately seven times then on the change settings button, press the
> spacebar to open it.
> 4. Now we need to tab key about five times till we are on the Important
> Updates list combo box.
> 5. Here we use the arrow keys to select "Install updates automatically".
> 6. Now press the tab key just once and you will be on the combo box were
> we
> set when we want the updating process to occur. Under "Install new
> updates"
> use your arrow keys to select an install interval and time. If your
> computer
> is turned off at the designated install time, Windows will install the
> updates next time you turn on the computer.
> 7. To ensure you receive important updates, tab key over too and
> use
> the spacebar to check the "Checkbox", select "Give me recommended
> updates...."
> 8. To ensure anyone can install updates, Tab again to another "Checkbox"
> and use the spacebar to check "Allow all users to install updates...."
> 9. Click OK then on the resulting screen use keys, "Alt + F4" to return to
> the desktop.
>
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