> http://blogs.technet.com/mu/archive/2007/10/12/response-to-recent-web-posts.aspx
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[Updated] As discussed above, we have been looking into reports of
AU settings changing during the recent security release, and here is
what we have found:
* From the customer logs that we received, we found that none of
the updates released as part of the October security release have
made any changes to users’ AU settings. In fact, in the logs we
reviewed, AU in all cases was set to “install updates automatically”
prior to the October security release.
* I want to stress that the Windows Update client does not change
AU settings without user’s consent. However, AU settings can be set
or changed in the following scenarios:
o During the installation of Windows Vista, the user
chooses one of the first two recommended options in the “Out of Box
Experience” and elects to get updates automatically from Windows
o The user goes to the Windows Update Control Panel and
changes the AU setting manually
o The user goes to Security Center in Windows Vista and
changes the AU setting
o The user chooses to opt in to Microsoft Update from the
Microsoft Update web site
o The user chooses to opt in to Microsoft Update during the
installation or the first run experience of another Microsoft
application such as Office 2007
If you believe that your AU setting changed, and none of the
scenarios above apply to you, please contact support so we can help
determine what may have prompted the changes.
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Und nu, Heise?
Bye,
Freudi
<Zitat>
[Updated] As discussed above, we have been looking into reports of
AU settings changing during the recent security release, and here is
what we have found:
* From the customer logs that we received, we found that none of
the updates released as part of the October security release have
made any changes to users’ AU settings. In fact, in the logs we
reviewed, AU in all cases was set to “install updates automatically”
prior to the October security release.
* I want to stress that the Windows Update client does not change
AU settings without user’s consent. However, AU settings can be set
or changed in the following scenarios:
o During the installation of Windows Vista, the user
chooses one of the first two recommended options in the “Out of Box
Experience” and elects to get updates automatically from Windows
o The user goes to the Windows Update Control Panel and
changes the AU setting manually
o The user goes to Security Center in Windows Vista and
changes the AU setting
o The user chooses to opt in to Microsoft Update from the
Microsoft Update web site
o The user chooses to opt in to Microsoft Update during the
installation or the first run experience of another Microsoft
application such as Office 2007
If you believe that your AU setting changed, and none of the
scenarios above apply to you, please contact support so we can help
determine what may have prompted the changes.
</Zitat>
Und nu, Heise?
Bye,
Freudi