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I can disable Windows updates, I can even say don't even bother checking for them. There have been a few instances of bugs that ignored the settings but that's
by Tyrannosaurs 14y ago
I can disable Windows updates, I can even say don't even bother checking for them.
There have been a few instances of bugs that ignored the settings but that's not by design, that's by accident.
- belorn 14y agoA few Web forums have already started to discuss the updated files, which bear the version number 7.0.6000.381. The only explanation found at Microsoft’s site comes from a user identified as Dean-Dean on a Microsoft Communities forum. In reply to a question, he states: “Windows Update Software 7.0.6000.381 is an update to Windows Update itself. It is an update for both Windows XP and Windows Vista. Unless the update is installed, Windows Update won’t work, at least in terms of searching for further updates. Normal use of Windows Update, in other words, is blocked until this update is installed.” Windows Secrets contributing editor Susan Bradley contacted Microsoft Partner Support about the update and received this short reply: “7.0.6000.381 is a consumer only release that addresses some specific issues found after .374 was released. It will not be available via WSUS [Windows Server Update Services]. A standalone installer and the redist will be available soon, I will keep an eye on it and notify you when it is available.” In what way is this implied to be a bug?