Computer Type: Laptop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Asus K52F or Lenovo B51-80 OS: Win 7 x64 Home Premium (and x86 VirtualBox VM)/Win10 CPU: i3 370M/i7 6500U Motherboard: Asus/Lenovo Memory: 8GB - finally :)/8GB Graphics Card: it's an i3, dude!/dual Intel&nVidia Sound Card: onboard Monitor(s) Displays: 15.6" built-in Screen Resolution: 1366x768/1920x1080 PSU: n/a Hard Drives: 750GB Seagate internal
Sundry external drives attached to other computers on the local network
1TB SSD on the Lenovo Internet Speed: as much as I can get - usually on a dongle/phone, so <1MB/s Browser: IE11/12/Edge/Chrome/FF(if I must) Antivirus: MSE/Defender
...does it just check for any new updates since the last time I updated? I guess what I am asking is how do I know if my computer has all needed updates?
Thank you,
yeto
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