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Don’t install any updates yet – but here’s where to find them
We’re going to be discussing today’s patches, but DON’T ASSUME THAT YOU SHOULD INSTALL THEM.
You have plenty of time to wait and see if they break anything.
With that as prolog, addobi86 just provided info for the two patches that’ll be on everyone’s minds.
The security-only Win 7 Oct 2016 patch is KB3192391. You can find it here:
http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Rss.aspx?q=KB3192391
The security-only Win 8.1 Oct 2016 patch is KB3192392. Find it here:
http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Rss.aspx?q=KB3192392
There’s also a security Win 8.1 patch for Flash, KB3194343 and it’s here:
http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Rss.aspx?q=KB3194343
Windows Update in Win7 now showing Oct 2016 “Security Monthly Quality Rollup” (in other words, the security + non-security cumulative update) KB 3185330 and Oct 2016 “Security and Quality Rollup for .NET” KB 3188740. No surprises.
And our good friend KB 2952664 – the detested snooping patch – is back, as a Recommended, optional patch.
Look but don’t touch, OK?
The Security Bulletins are up. They don’t include KB numbers, as expected, but I continue to wonder… how will Vista users install security patches?