Microsoft security bulletin for October 8 2013
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What this KB2888049 is here for?
I haven't yet install Internet Explorer 11 that i've got an update!!
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I never do more than 10-15 updates at a time anymore. I start at the bottom of the list and work myself up. Also, if there is an unchecked update, I leave it unchecked until all the other updates are taken care of. I learned the hard way the danger of trying to run too many updates at once.
I don't believe I've ever had any "unchecked". Why would it be in the list but unchecked?
Most likely because occasionally an update needs to be applied after the others are. It doesn't happen very often.
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Finally starting too, pollen count got low today, due to the downpour of rain yesterday, so my sinuses do not feel like they want to explode...
I feel your pain...literally. Mine have been driving nuts!
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Seems to be smooth,
I always Uncheck any Silverlight updates,
It's not a Important feature I care about/ if I load it I'll do it separately.
I Never do optional updates at the same time if at all/ research first.
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So i am assuming this one does not patch ie?
But why 5 security updates for usb drivers? Why 5
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I take that back about ie, i did not see the other posts before typing this
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Well mine was interesting.
30 updates.
Installed and it asked to reboot.
shutdown was normal, if a bit slow.
Reboot got to 32%, sat there for 20 min then rebooted itself
Second reboot got to 32%, sat there for a few minutes then rebooted itself.
Third reboot went through the normal update process apparently OK.
Got that one long shut down that failed...did a restore point and reinstalled one by one all the updates.
Seems it is the kb2888049 (recommended), I've hidden this particular update.
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Btw lady, so far the only things that are giving me some relief, is musinex 1200 mg 2x a day and claridan 24 hr one, if you can get the brand Care One it is half the price and get natural Tea tree Oil and put a drop under your nose, it actually opens your sinuses. You can do that 3 to 4 x a day
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Do we really need a recommended update. As long as it is not a critical one? And why put out an update if you know it has issues and will fail or reboot 2x