微软提供窗口景色用户手段采取窗口景色兼容性、信度和稳定一个山谷在第一个服务组装的发行之前为操作系统。 在这上下文，因为客户热架子于2007年1月以常数刷新通过窗口更新基础设施，服务Redmond公司锤击在景色。 虽然窗口更新不是服务组装发行实践的一个完全的替补，微软暗示小和增加更新是未来的方式，与大对比，并且膨胀刷新。

开始以它的首演在市场上，景色相当有行驶颠簸，体验在软件和硬件不协调性附近问题，主要被集中的多血症，并且表现。 (更多…)

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微软设定了全面基础设施为瞄准它的窗口的更新的交付和部署操作系统。 虽然公司不准备摒弃发布服务组装实践为它的平台，它表明大刷新变得较不相关，和在他们的途中宣称的过时归结于窗口更新。 但同时，窗口更新绝不是一个极简单系统。 实际上，微软表明在之下有些情况，通过服务被提供的更新和窗口景色不会混合，并且引起各种各样的问题。

这就是为什么Redmond公司提供二次更新，演讲景色的32位和64位编辑。 为窗口景色的位修理工具被设计解决位状态文件的腐败。 “After you download updates from Windows Updates on a Windows Vista-based computer, you may experience the following symptoms: (more…)

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Update for Windows Vista (KB932385) : Install this update to resolve an issue where CGI applications that set multiple instances of a response header in Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 do not work as expected.

Update for Windows Vista (KB933228) : Install this update to resolve an issue where a user may receive a “Page can not be displayed” error message when using Internet Explorer 7 to access a web server configured to use OpenSSL.

Update for Windows Vista (KB939786) : Install this update to resolve an issue where the system cannot listen for HTTP traffic when a non-administrator user starts an application. (more…)

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Microsoft/Windows Update Program Manager Nate Clinton has just posted on an issue we've learned of that affects some users of Windows Update repairing their systems using a Windows XP CD. The symptom is that some Windows XP customers are unable to install updates via the latest version of Windows Update after using a Windows XP CD to perform the "Repair from CD" function.

The issue does not look to be widespread and occurs in rather exceptional circumstances; it occurs because the Windows XP Repair CD replaces all system files, including Windows Update, with older versions of those files. Meanwhile, the most current version of Windows Update (which is already present on the system) includes a file that is not present in the Windows Update image on the Repair CD. After performing the repair, the new file remains on the system and creates a registry mismatch, causing subsequent installation of some updates to fail.

Luckily, there is a remedy: customers experiencing this issue can 1) refer to KB article 943144, which will be published shortly; 2) check Nate's post for work-around steps now; or, 3) contact Support using the telephone number(s) found at support.microsoft.com/security (usually found in the right-hand nav).

Microsoft/Windows Update Program Manager Nate Clinton has just posted on an issue we've learned of that affects some users of Windows Update repairing their systems using a Windows XP CD. The symptom is that some Windows XP customers are unable to install Read More......(read more)

I am indebted to the excellent Windows Secrets website for news of an alarming development last August involving Windows XP and Vista silently installing executable files, even though users had disabled automatic updates. So fare nine files have been identified, there may be more, and whilst the files appear to be benign it does raise the very serious question about Microsoft loading programs on PCs without users knowledge or permission.

The file downloads occur when users select the ‘Let me choose when to install or notify me but don’t automatically download or install’ option in Security Centre. The revelation appears to have embarrassed Microsoft into issuing an explanation and guarded apology, which basically says that whilst deselecting Automatic Updates does indeed stop any new updates, it doesn’t stop Windows Update updating itself. (more…)

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