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Quick way to tell Windows isn't corrupted?
I've learned that installing a whole bunch of Windows updates at once can corrupt data and was told that i should install them five at a time - once you see that it's still okay then install five more. I don't want this process to take "forvever". What's a quick way to tell that Windows is operating the way it's supposed to so that I know I can download five more soon so that I can get the whole thing done fairly quickly?
I have Nortom System Works with Windoctor and Diskdoctor. Should I just scan with one or both of them? Should I do that AND something else?
msgale
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January 11th, 2007 10:00
There is no such rule. There are occasion when some updates must be installed separately from other updates, Microsoft Automated Update will handle those situation for you. I have never experienced any update corrupting data on any PC I have owned, and I have owned PCs since 1984 (IBM PC/XT).l
licensedtoquill
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January 11th, 2007 14:00
(I have posted on this just above yours and am awaiting a response)