AutoPatcher > Microsoft Windows - Critical Updates lists Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v2.8 - which is out-of-date - latest is v2.9, released on 14 April.
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Malicious out of date
Started by DesertJerry, Apr 25 2009 07:49 PM
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Posted 25 April 2009 - 07:49 PM
Ran APUP yesterday, 24 April.
AutoPatcher > Microsoft Windows - Critical Updates lists Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v2.8 - which is out-of-date - latest is v2.9, released on 14 April.
AutoPatcher > Microsoft Windows - Critical Updates lists Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v2.8 - which is out-of-date - latest is v2.9, released on 14 April.
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Posted 27 April 2009 - 08:46 PM
Hello DesertJerry,
Cristiano has wrote:
Please be patient...
Cristiano has wrote:
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all we are a lot overloaded. james probably didn't had any free time to finish the enu release, but i don't know what happened to him for sure. i just know that at april 20 he said that he was with without any time that week
Please be patient...
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Posted 28 April 2009 - 02:14 AM
I know that DesertJerry knows this but there may be others who wonder by and read this so I thought I might offer a reminder:
AutoPatcher is not meant to be an On-The-Spot updater, it might be better described as a toolkit for future use ie; new builds, administrative tasks, portability etc. If having the latest updates when they are released is critical MU/WU is the way to go.
More importantly, I hope everything is good with James.
Again, this is meant for newcomers, not regulars like DesertJerry.
Mike
AutoPatcher is not meant to be an On-The-Spot updater, it might be better described as a toolkit for future use ie; new builds, administrative tasks, portability etc. If having the latest updates when they are released is critical MU/WU is the way to go.
More importantly, I hope everything is good with James.
Again, this is meant for newcomers, not regulars like DesertJerry.
Mike
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