On the first Tuesday of every month, Microsoft issues a bumper pack of security fixes. The day has become known to many as “Patch Tuesday”, and serves as a regular date in the diary for system administrators responsible for ensuring that the computers inside their company will be updated and hardened against the latest threats.
If you’re a home user running a modern version of Windows, the updates should hopefully be automatically downloaded to your PC without too much interference – for many, the most they might see is a request to restart the computer if a particularly fiddly fix is trying to install itself.
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