always install updates?

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    Windows 7 x64 SP1
       #11

    bigdog2626 said:
    should i install all windows 7 updates
    i have read some people after installing a windows 7 update some errors appeared for some people such as video card updates and ect
    I agree that it is best to maintain an up-to-date system so installing Critical and Important updates as they appear is essential. I have had very few problems with this approach and I think it is more likely that problems will occur if other software or drivers are out of date. I'm afraid that is the nature of computing - it is a high-maintenance business, especially if you try to control the increasing number of programs that insist on checking for updates whilst at the same time maintaining compatiblity and operability.

    I have never used Restore, preferring imaging, but this is essentially the same thing (but better in my view) and have never had any major problems or malware of any sort on my systems whether W7, XP or W98SE.
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  2. Posts : 431
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #12

    NoelDP said:

    System Restore should NOT be disabled - EVER.

    Good advice to most, but since I create a system image bimonthly, I have system restore disabled. If something major were to happen, I personally would only trust a complete re-image, and not "just" a restore.
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  3. Posts : 296
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit
    Thread Starter
       #13

    ok i just checked my system restore and i had three system restore times that i could choice to restore to
    so im thinking i do have system restore enabled which i thought i disabled
    so i guess its enabled
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