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- on Tue 14 Apr 2009
- 06:15:59 PM UTC
Installed no problems
Microsoft’s April batch of security patches are out: 8 bulletins with patches for at least 20 documented vulnerabilities.
The most serious of the flaws could lead to remote code execution attacks that give a malicious hacker complete ownership of a vulnerable machine.
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- on Tue 14 Apr 2009
- 06:28:25 PM UTC
Not right away!
I wouldn't install all of them just yet. You can install the MSRT . the Junk E-Mail Filter and the one for Office but, I would hold off installing the others for a few days , just to see if they are not conflicting with other updates or programs. As we all know , it seems that Not all systems are created equal and there is always some side effects to Some of us. For this reason , I would wait a few days just to see if there are any come backs.
Athlonite.
Your help is always needed.
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- on Tue 14 Apr 2009
- 06:54:49 PM UTC
Test machine
Mine go on to a test machine first to await the negative comments :-)
When installing normally on another machine it is always best to backup the system before applying the updates or create a Restore Point to roll back to.
It works for me LOL -
- on Wed 15 Apr 2009
- 10:59:43 PM UTC
You don't need to have 2 systems...
You don't need to have two or more systems to achieve this. I don't have more than one computer for example, but I can rollback to before the updates were applied if need be.
This can be done using imaging and/or rollback software.
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- on Wed 15 Apr 2009
- 11:03:09 PM UTC
Imaging
I use imaging software but also one machine is dedicated to downloading malware in a clean environment to see what it does, the effects it has and what removes it.
Not something I would do on a machine I wanted to use daily too LOLColin
http://freepcsecurity.co.uk
"If you have knowledge, let others light their candles with it" - Winston Churchill -
- on Tue 14 Apr 2009
- 07:11:45 PM UTC
Two?
I have four LOL
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- on Wed 15 Apr 2009
- 01:14:10 AM UTC
I have 3
Vista, XP Pro and XP Home
I have lots of other toys like two LCD monitors, Altec Lansing VS2221 speakers, Logitec R-20 speakers, Nicon CoolPix L11 digital camera, Palm Tungsten E2 and USB UNKAYA external case with 80GB hard drive for backups.
I wish I had a HDTV LCD but I'll have to put up with my old 19in Toshiba that works fine with cable.
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- on Tue 14 Apr 2009
- 07:21:27 PM UTC
LOL
I've got a 1980's Commodore in the loft, but 1 machine for normal use, 1 for testing, 1 backup machine and laptop, and a couple of external drives for backup purposes......not that I'm very techy LOL
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- on Wed 15 Apr 2009
- 11:22:57 PM UTC
^^
I only have two computers in my home now. One laptop and one desktop with Vista installed, my sister owns the laptop, I own the desktop. The desktop is for gaming.
I gave my other computer to my grandfather about a week ago because he need a computer, and now, I have no more computers to look at my porn privately, install illegal software, hack and send viruses to everyone who has a computer, hacking websites and stealing personal, business and top-security military information. Nah, just kidding about the hacking, porn and theft things. =P
Guess you win cotojo =]
I'm also selling a used 8600 GT (working), I had it for about 7-8 months now, anyone wanna buy?
Just MyWOT and SpywareBlaster, I guess... Found a malicious or fraudulent website? Rate it at WOT ASAP! Found a game hacker? Report it to the game's anti-cheat team! Infected with a virus? Delete it with an antivirus =P
7 Windows XP Updates available now
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - April 2009 (KB890830)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB959426)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB960803)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB952004)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB956572)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB961373)
Windows XP Security Update for Windows XP (KB923561)
Installed and running fine on my XP Pro system
Change is inevitable except from a vending machine