Ensuring you can recover

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PATCH WATCH By Susan Bradley Anyone reading the title of this edition of Patch Watch may think I’m talking about a Windows update issue. But no matter
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Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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One quick question.  Checked out your Block a patch page and found three options.  I usually use WUShowHide.  What are the pros and cons of each of these three options?

Ok, one more.  In what order do you suggest we use?

Thank you !!

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Willie McClure
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WUShowHide allows you to scan for updates and hide them (like you used to be able to do in Win7). Then you use Windows Update to download/install the updates (after the WU cache is cleared so the updates are not in the queue). So the two work together.

WUMgr is a solution in itself. If you use it, it replaces both wushowhide and WU, because you can do both operations (scan/hide and download/install) from its controls.

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