Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 29th Aug 2007 21:57 UTC, submitted by Kroc
The AutoPatcher project has been asked by Microsoft to stop operations. "Today we received an e-mail from Microsoft, requesting the immediate take-down of the download page, which of course means that AutoPatcher is probably history. As much as we disagree, we can do very little, and although the download page is merely a collection of mirrors, we took the download page down. We would like to thank you for your support. For the past 4 years, it has been a blast. Unfortunately, it seems like it's the end of AutoPatcher as we know it."
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2005-07-06
I've never understood why anyone would want to use a third party outside of the vendor for patches. What kind of protection does that offer you?
Even worse, setting it up for a business.. imagine if they found a trojan or the file had been modified, and then they learn that you *skipped* the official update process because you thought it was a better idea?
Windows update has a few quirks but its a well run service. They even turn it on for you when the operating system is installed, so its no hassle at all.
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