Every time I “check for updates” on my old Windows 10 computer, it seems to take forever to determine if I’m up to date or need to install patches and updates. Is there any way to speed that process up?
I was trying to update my Windows 10 laptop yesterday and noticed that it wouldn’t actually apply the update because of “Battery Saver”. How can I force an update or disable this feature?
Every time I go to Windows Update it says “Checking for Updates…” but never actually progresses. What the heck? How can I fix it and get it working again in Windows 10?
I’ve been running Windows 7 for years. It works, it’s stable and it never crashes. My son just told me I am going to have to pay for support and updates from Microsoft if I stay with Win7. What’s the real story?
I know how to check for updates within Microsoft Windows 10 for the operating system itself, but how do I check for updates to individual apps and programs on my PC?
I worry sometimes that the automatic update on my Windows 8 system isn’t working properly and that I’m expose to viruses and malware. Is there a fast way I can check to see if there are any pending Win8 windows updates?
I read on CNET that there’s a security update for Windows 8.1 that solves the Internet Explorer bug and that I should install it immediately. How do I force a Win8 system or windows update?
I love my Dell Venue 8 Pro tablet, running, of course, Windows 8.1, but I heard from a few friends that there’s an important update to Win8.1 that I should apply. How the heck do I update Windows on a Tablet computer?
