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by dpark
3919 days ago
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Do you actually deploy every update to a VM to test it? Would your testing have caught this issue (which apparently only affected people who'd explicitly disabled the bitlocker service)? You could also just wait a week for anything noncritical to allow others to flush out any issues, which is a more time-efficient strategy than manually reviewing gobs of KB articles. For most people, disabling auto-update is a horrible strategy. If you have a central team actively managing updates with WSUS, you can get away with this. For the vast majority of people, turning off auto-update just means they stop installing updates at all, which is the reason auto-update is the default. |
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