Microsoft Patch Alert: Lots of bugs introduced, most fixed, but Win7 is still tied up in NIC knots, and Microsoft hasn’t increased the pay for its 1803 beta testers @ AskWoody

Microsoft Patch Alert: Lots of bugs introduced, most fixed, but Win7 is still tied up in NIC knots, and Microsoft hasn’t increased the pay for its 1803 beta testers

Posted on May 30th, 2018 at 02:28 woody Comment on the AskWoody Lounge

Lots of activity this month in the wonderful world of wacky Windows patches.

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Windows Patches/Security May 2018 Black Tuesday

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