how can I tell windows is doing its updates?


  1. kdizzle
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    how can I tell windows is doing its updates?


    the little update icon is not in the bottom right, but the svchost is pulling a bunch of ram so I assume so right?
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  3. Brink
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    Hello kdizzle,

    You could open Windows Update to see if it's currently downloading and installing updates. :)
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