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On 16/09/2011 11:03 AM, Le_Forgeron wrote:
> Le 16/09/2011 10:24, Invisible a écrit :
>> Actually Windows is getting better at not needing to be rebooted either.
>
> Told me... this morning security update did insist on reboot.
> As usual!
Sure. But that's because it's probably replacing bits of the OS kernel,
or at the very least it's replacing widely-used system libraries, and
the simplest way to handle that is to just reboot.
I can install an AV product and not need to reboot. (Very useful for
fileservers!) I can install .NET, or Office, or VisualStudio, and not
need to reboot. I can install all kinds of stuff, and mostly I don't
need to reboot. Sometimes you still do, but it used to be any installing
or uninstalling *anything* always required a reboot.
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