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New WinPatrol 12.2.2007, Detect Changes to Windows Automatic Updates


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28-Oct-2007, 01:01 AM #1
New WinPatrol 12.2.2007, Detect Changes to Windows Automatic Updates
New WinPatrol 12.2.2007

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Detect Changes to Windows Automatic Updates

There has been a lot of controversy lately over the Windows Automatic Update feature. First Microsoft made change some files used in the Auto Update mechanism on a users machine without ever making it an option. Now, Microsoft has been accused of making changes to the Windows AutoUpdate settings. Some claim during the last Windows update their configuration was changed to “Update Automatically”. Microsoft denies the accusations. Others report that Microsoft One Care or other application make changes for you.

WinPatrol has a long history of monitoring unique settings that most other programs don’t worry about. Many new WinPatrol features are requested by users but a lot of changes are based on things I want for myself. I thought “Hey, I’d like to know if something changes my Automatic Update settings”.
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28-Oct-2007, 04:57 AM #2
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