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Microsoft emits Windows XP patches

Some are critical
By INQUIRER staff
Wed Nov 15 2006, 07:37
SOFTWARE FIRM Microsoft has made several important security fixes available for Windows XP.

Five of the bandages are dubbed critical and prevent crooks interfering with your computer from a distance.

If your PC doesn't auto download and install these fixes, it might be worthwhile getting them through Windows Update and slapping them on with vinegar and brown paper.

Microsoft offers IE 7 as an "upgrade" on Windows Update. If you don't want this, unclick the check button. µ

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