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| + | == Why do we Need Updates == | ||
| + | While some updates just deliver additional functionality or general bug fixes some updates patch critical security flaws; because of this it is always in the best interest of the user's security to have checks for updates ran constantly. | ||
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| + | == How to install Updates == | ||
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| + | === GUI === | ||
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| + | # Press the Windows key or select the bottom left search bar | ||
| + | # Type "Check For Updates" and click on it | ||
| + | # Follow prompts to update windows appropriately | ||
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| + | === CLI === | ||
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| + | # Refer to GUI, using CLI for updating would take too much time | ||
Latest revision as of 18:12, 20 August 2022
Why do we Need Updates[edit | edit source]
While some updates just deliver additional functionality or general bug fixes some updates patch critical security flaws; because of this it is always in the best interest of the user's security to have checks for updates ran constantly.
How to install Updates[edit | edit source]
GUI[edit | edit source]
- Press the Windows key or select the bottom left search bar
- Type "Check For Updates" and click on it
- Follow prompts to update windows appropriately
CLI[edit | edit source]
- Refer to GUI, using CLI for updating would take too much time