This is a side-effect of the Windows 10 upgrade cycle, which pushes out 6gb through Windows update to get you to the latest Windows 10 release every 6 months.
I’ve had a lot of calls recently from people whose computers seem unusually slow since late October. This is not the case with the items below, though you should still check each line item below to see if it applies to software you have installed. Chances are good that close to every single computer you touch will be affected by those updates. Important NotesĮverything above this section should be checked by everyone on every computer. A reboot is required.Īdobe Flash Player 29.0.0.113 is a security update.Īdobe AIR 29.0.0.112 is a security update.ĭon’t forget to check your mobile devices, too! Many updates will also apply to your tablet, phone, kindle or television – so check your device-appropriate App Store and install updates. Use Menu, Help, About to install the most current version. Use System, Software Update to install the most current version. Use the Watch app on your iPhone to install the most current version. Use Settings, General, Software Update to install the most current update. Use Apple Software Update to install these updates. A reboot is required.Īpple released macOS High Sierra 10.13.3 Supplemental Update (again! You’d think they would eventually change the version number). Microsoft released updates to Windows, MS Office, Edge, Internet Explorer, Flash. The typical computer should see roughly 1.7gb in updates today. Lots of small updates for almost all popular software. For at least the next month, when you’re prompted that “the new version of Windows is ready,” just say no! I’ll report here when I believe it is safe for most users. This is a 6gb download that introduces a few new features and controls, but is not yet widely tested. It’s March, so the next build of Windows 10 will be released any day now.
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