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With tools like the automatic updates client and Microsoft Update<\/a>, keeping a modern Windows system up-to-date is pretty straightforward.<\/p>\n

For those who have a network of computers to manage there are additional tools, like the Microsoft baseline security analyzer<\/a> (which helps to identify if any patches are missing) and Windows software update services<\/a> (which keeps a local copy of Microsoft update on one or more servers on a network).<\/p>\n

It’s just taken me over two hours to patch a single computer running Sun Solaris 10 x86. Like Microsoft, Sun provides tools that assist enormously in the process, but honestly – two hours! First I had to install the Sun update connection<\/a> software, then once I’d launched Update Manager, there were 53 updates to download and install (and that was just security patches and driver updates – Sun restricts access to certain patches to organisations with a service plan<\/a>). After a very long reboot (whilst some of these patches were applied), there were still 15 more updates (probably a subset of the original 53). Then a further reboot (shorter this time), and I was up and running again.<\/p>\n

In fairness, Windows updates often require restarts and it can take several visits to Microsoft Update before a system is fully patched but this was ridiculous.<\/p>\n

Next time someone tells me that patching Windows is too difficult, my response is unlikely to be empathetic.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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