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Honestly, what are Microsoft thinking? The idea of having a party to celebrate the launch of a new version of the Windows operating system is odd to say the least. Whilst I’ve heard some great things about Windows 7 , there are still painful memories that linger from its predecessors especially for the infamous “blue screen of death” which killed many of my carefully crafted university essays and spreadsheets. Not to mention abruptly ending some victorious PVP moments in my World of Warcraft

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Random Feed wrote an interesting post today on
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Windows Updates has been a longstanding staple service with the Windows operating system. You can set it up to run automatically, and have it update Windows for you, while you tend to other matters (probably World or Warcraft, right?). With this mechanism, it takes some of the stress out of patching Windows. Microsoft has transformed Windows Updates into Microsoft Updates in recent years, adding functionality to include updates for the vast array of Microsoft products. But what about the other

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