I keep Windows update turned on,and allow auto updates because it's
safer that way. There's no doubt that MS screws up once in a while, and
that hardware updates should be carefully examined, but I've found that
most users would never update their systems at all otherwise.
For most people, that's the very best advice.
I understand where a power user like Clint is coming from, but he's the
exception. I've seen far too many computers with no updates at all to
worry about the occasional glitch.
David Grossman wrote:
Both Ben and Clint set Windows Update to tell them when to install updates,
but not to do it automatically.
I turned it off now (a perfect example of locking the barn door after the
horse is gone).\
Can anybody - anybody - anybody on the group present an opposing argument -
to allow Microsoft to install automatic updates?
After all, there must be another side to the story, but I can't see it -
especially after my experience last night.
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