A collection of monthly updates to install as if it were a single package.
The millions of users of Windows 7 and 8.1 that for some reason did not accept the offer free upgrade to Windows 10, may be the same who reject the constant updates of the operating system. the number of patches waiting increases and when it is time to install, the process is eternal ago.
However, even with the end of mainstream support for Windows 7, users remain concern Microsoft, which the company announced the availability of an update package that contains security patches and bug fixes that were released after Windows 7 SP1 until April 2016.
This package upgrade will not be available through Windows Update, but can be downloaded from Microsoft Update Catalog. It will also be compatible with Windows Server 2008 R2, but in both operating systems the user must ensure you have the update package KB3020369 installed.
On the other hand, to improve how to distribute and install patches intended for troubleshooting only, the Redmond company announced it will be launching every month through Windows Update, a collection of them to install as if it were a only package, compatible with Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Server 2008 R2 SP1, Server 2012 and R2.
With this, Microsoft expects to "improve the reliability and quality" of upgrades, solving one of the great problems of server administrators to quickly and easily install a lot of updates that are delayed according to the convenience of organizations.
However, even with the end of mainstream support for Windows 7, users remain concern Microsoft, which the company announced the availability of an update package that contains security patches and bug fixes that were released after Windows 7 SP1 until April 2016.
On the other hand, to improve how to distribute and install patches intended for troubleshooting only, the Redmond company announced it will be launching every month through Windows Update, a collection of them to install as if it were a only package, compatible with Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Server 2008 R2 SP1, Server 2012 and R2.
With this, Microsoft expects to "improve the reliability and quality" of upgrades, solving one of the great problems of server administrators to quickly and easily install a lot of updates that are delayed according to the convenience of organizations.
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