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#1
Thank you too!  :)  
#2
Hey Frank,
Did you leave the home updater for a long time then came back to it finding that a lot of apps were removed? If yes then it's maybe because we have removed several Microsoft apps a couple of years ago. It was all mentioned in the release notes: 
Home Updater Release Notes | Patch My PC
#3
Thanks Frank

I'm personally not familiar with our Home Updater - you originally posted your question in our Enterprise section (which is for different software we offer businesses.)

I've moved your question into the Home Updater area of our forum where the appropriate team can better help answer your question!
#5
A curious point. It does seem that they should elevate the rating on their releases when they flip to 0-day. Does the text in the description for each product always come from the release notes? I would assume so. It probably explains how the text is always so different (Chrome never mentions High for their CVEs). I know PmPC is only going by what the developers release. Thanks for your help!
#6
Yes
#7
Hey Frank, is this for the Patch My PC Home Updater?
#8
Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / from many apps to few
Last post by FrankHolby - August 30, 2024, 07:47:59 AM
When I began using Patch My PC (maybe a decade ago), my display of candidate Apps for updating had at least a dozen Apps (including MicroSoft). Then, all of a sudden, everything Microsoft disappeared and I'm left with only three (Google Chrome, InSpectre, and PrivaZer). I've thought about asking this for a long time, but, since I just joined the Forum today, I didn't know where to go with my question. What happened? Do my many other Apps no long qualify for PatchMyPC inspection? Was this a MicroSoft move, or did I do something inadvertently that reduced the population of Apps that qualify for PatchMyPC inspection? I'm looking for both enlightenment and practical guidance. Thanks for any that you can share with me. 
#9
Hi. Thanks for your repply.

Yes. CristalDiskInfo detection works as intended once updated to v9.4.2. We wait for HWiNFO64 and EA app fixes.

Congratulations for your useful tool. Thank you.
#10
Neither Google nor Microsoft stated that any of these CVEs are Critical! Google marked the highest ones as Important/High only! So did we. I wonder why they didn't mark the 0-day ones as Critical though! Chrome Releases: Stable Channel Update for Desktop (googleblog.com)