Quick overview:
This is a patch record for Microsoft: today the Redmond software company wants to plug a whopping 34 holes in XP, Vista, Windows 7 and the server editions of Windows.
You should therefore check immediately whether all updates have been installed - this is the only way to protect yourself! This is how it works: Click on the Windows start button , on "All programs" and "Windows Update"! Are there any important updates pending? Simply click on "Install updates" to install them right away!
Windows does not always install updates immediately - even if the automatic update function is activated! It therefore doesn't hurt to check immediately. Better safe than sorry.
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Yes, that was really tough, but some Windows 7 update must have been inconsistent with some entry and so many operating systems had to be reinstalled.
A lot of data was lost in the process.
http://bitstore-online.de/support/wissensdatenbank/13-betriebssysteme/57-windows-7-notfall-system.html
I could still save some of my data with this.
Why did Microsoft actually do this?
I mean, on the surface you can see that it's Windows anyway.
And you can also pack this version somewhere else.
Great! Thanks for the tip about the Windows 7 emergency system 🙂