It appears we love to it more than Microsoft does.

I like Windows 7. It appears we love to it a lot more than office 2010 home and student does. I only say this because, for months now, it's taken countless hours and hours to set up patches.

Woody highlights that Microsoft comes with an improved form of Windows Update, one that takes a reasonable amount of time to run, but it's not installed by default. Of course it isn't. Even knowing, seems to be limited to those who read the Woody on Windows column in InfoWorld.

But simply knowing about it isn't enough. project 2013 professional users can't simply install the fast version of Windows Update. It requires another patch be installed first, and, comes packaged along with other software that may break stuff. It's complicated, and, thankfully, Woody does a fantastic job explaining the pretzel you need to twist into to set up the great form of Windows Update.