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Yea I used Secunia too it was good for alerting but I usually just uninstalled and re-installed the out of date doo-da instead of letting Secunia do it for me because it was a slow bugger.
I remember version 2 was a great piece of software. Then they released version 3 and I didn't like it as much, so uninstalled it. It's one of those programs I only used occasionally anyway.
I check for most software updates myself now, the only two I leave to check automatically are Java and Flash.
I don't use PSI to do updates, i just use it to see the report.
I like PSI 2.0 much better than 3.0.
Sadly, 2.0 is not compatible with Win 8.x, so i use 3.0 with 8.1.
Guess what showed up in the Optional Update list on Thursday the 14th?
You guessed it - KB3035583.
"This update enables additional capabilities for Windows Update notifications when new updates are available to the user. It applies to a computer that is running Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1)."
MS never gives up...
Regards,
GEWB
I am the only one using this computer. I have created an administrator and a user account.
Even if I sign on to the administrator account, it does not accept the "sfc /verifyonly" instructiion
in the DOS window. Error message is you must be in the elevated mode to use this command.
On this computer I have no way to right click on SFC and click on run as administrator.
Please help.....
Are you running CMD in Admin mode?
Enter CMD in the Start search field box. Then right-click on the CMD icon and select "Run as Admin" from the pull-down menu.
Here are some screencaps. (just saw GEWB's post after posting this).