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The thread discusses issues related to Windows Update Behavior and the Compatibility Troubleshooter, with the original poster questioning whether manual updates and automatic compatibility checks can coexist effectively. They also mention concerns about the firewall and protection history, seeking improvements. Respondent clarifies that Windows Updates typically scan once daily and suggests that manually running updates more often isn't usually necessary, indicating a general consensus that automatic updates are sufficient under normal circumstances.
aleenmax234

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Hi,
There is a fix re: bits when I update manually then run compatibility.
It works fine if I leave it on auto and run compatibility.
Is this a common occurrence? It appears that you cannot have both at the same timeLink Removed Manually running it more often is better than automatically doing it less often, but I'm not sure if it disables automatic which likely does.
The firewall and protection history could also be improved; does anyone agree?
 

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Neemobeer
It's not really clear what you're asking. Please clarify.

If you are talking about Windows Updates, it scans for updates once per day with additional triggers for scanning for needed updates. There is not a need to run it more frequently since Windows updates in most cases are only released the second Tuesday of the month unless there is some extremely critical patch that is under active exploit.
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Neemobeer

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It's not really clear what you're asking. Please clarify.

If you are talking about Windows Updates, it scans for updates once per day with additional triggers for scanning for needed updates. There is not a need to run it more frequently since Windows updates in most cases are only released the second Tuesday of the month unless there is some extremely critical patch that is under active exploit.
 

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