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Started by shankle, November 23, 2015, 05:52:01 AM

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shankle

Last time I used Windows update to update Wiffies Windows pro 32 bit puter it took over 4 hours.
Has anyone any experience with the Windows update MiniTool 3rd party program?
I looks a tad hairy and I would like to use it if possible. 4 hours for an update is
ridiculous.
I have found the MiniTool partition Wizard to be an excellent program. So I assume
that this update program should also be of the same caliber.
Would appreciate your opinions....

hutch--

Jack,

There are a few things involved here, what OS version are you running and how fast is your internet connection. If there are a large number of updates it can take a long time to get going to finish installing them all, just recently I had to re-install win7 64 and there were 219 updates waiting for it. The update engine kept crashing so I ended up doing them 25 at a time until I got them all.

TouEnMasm

I had also the same complaint with win 10.
The recent update changing the version number (10.0.10586) had take some hours to be completed.
Fa is a musical note to play with CL

shankle

Thank you Hutch and ToutEnMasm for responding.
Wiffie is running Windows 7 pro 32-bit.
My puter is running Window 7 pro 64-bit downloads at a reasonable rate.
My internet is fiber optics. About a 5mb speed.
In the past on the same puters the windows download was
extremely fast. Not so anymore after the 10 debacle.

I was wondering if the Window update MiniTool 3rd party
software made any difference. I heard it might not let you
change your download options after it is used but I am not
sure about that.

Was hoping it would solve the terrible windows update problem.

The article that got me interested in this can be found on: www.wildersecurity .com
Then go to : software, hardware & general services
Then : Other Software & Services
Article name is: "Windows Update Mini Tool"