On 2016-04-26 10:03, Caponi wrote:
> Sakė, kad kai kur užsimenama, kad dar reikalingas KB3138612

Šitas iš "negerų" apdeitų komplekto ir superseedina KB3135445, t.y. ten 
nieko naudingo, apart windows 10 įpiršimo mechanizmo atnaujinimo, nėra.

Teoriškai, gali būti taip, jog be jo kažkas sulėtėja, bet problema gali 
būti ir banalesnė - MS tiesiog windows 7-iems sumažino prioritetą 
kreipiantis į jų update serverius. T.y. dar vienas bandymas slaptai 
"pabloginti" Windows 7, kad greičiau visi susiapdeitų į nuostabiuosius 
Windows 10 :)

Aš irgi kažkokį sulėtėjimą pastebėjau, bet principe apdeitai vis tiek 
veikia, nors šito ir abiejų iki jo buvusių ir jo superseedintų KB 
neinstaliavau.

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KB 3138612, version 1.0, is a new version of Windows Update, destined 
for Win7 and Server 2008 R2. Microsoft doesn't exactly describe what's 
new, but it does say that this version of Windows Update supersedes last 
month's KB 3135445.

KB 3135445 is a new patch -- at least, a new patch number -- that's 
supposed to help exorcise the monsters in the Windows 7 update program. 
Unfortunately, being an update to Windows Update, it contains many of 
the same files that were in KB 2990214, and it may well be tarred by the 
same brush that I mentioned back in April 2015.

So this new 3138612 supersedes last month's KB 3135445, which in turn 
has many of the same files that were in KB 2990214. Back in April 2015, 
Windows product manager Joseph Conway posted a description of the 
re-release of KB 2990214 saying:

These WU [Windows Update] clients are used as part of the Windows 10 
upgrade scenarios which will go live at release but are still used for 
down-level operating systems as the "regular" Windows Update client. 
This update is applicable to your systems even if you're not planning to 
migrate to Windows 10, so don't think you can skip it.