There are 6 replies, with the last one on August 08 2014 at 03:55:08 by Ranger
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I have MS Office 2013 Pro & updates for that are independent of the normal Windows updates. Office updates automatically in the background, if you have it to update automatically. You don't know it's happening as it doesn't show up in the usual Windows update section.
The only way of seeing if Office is up to date is to open an Office program, such as Excel & check via File, Account & then you can check it.
I know this has nothing to do with Reflect, but thought I would respond to your reply.
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Originally posted by Arvy
Very rarely. Microsoft Office 2013 (so-called "click-to-run") will update itself regardless of that Windows update setting and I think I remember Windows Defender doing it occasionally. But nothing else so far as I can recall unless it was a "leftover" from a previous update that was waiting for a reboot to complete its finalisation processes. Microsoft.NET (NGEN.exe - Native Image Generator) also has some queued activities that may look like "delayed action" updates.
Regards, Richard
I have MS Office 2013 Pro & updates for that are independent of the normal Windows updates. Office updates automatically in the background, if you have it to update automatically. You don't know it's happening as it doesn't show up in the usual Windows update section.
The only way of seeing if Office is up to date is to open an Office program, such as Excel & check via File, Account & then you can check it.
I know this has nothing to do with Reflect, but thought I would respond to your reply.