You support Richman Investments, a brokerage firm that employs 20 brokers. Each broker has his own client computer, and the firm has a server running Windows Server. All of the client computers are configured identically. Over the past six months, some Windows updates have caused the computers to hang, leaving the brokers without computers to conduct business. How can you ensure that the Windows updates that install on client computers will not cause usability issues?

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28 October, 09:57

You support Richman Investments, a brokerage firm that employs 20 brokers. Each broker has his own client computer, and the firm has a server running Windows Server. All of the client computers are configured identically. Over the past six months, some Windows updates have caused the computers to hang, leaving the brokers without computers to conduct business. How can you ensure that the Windows updates that install on client computers will not cause usability issues?

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Nico Tucker · Answer 1

Test Windows update on one computer first.

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To ensure that there are no usability issues, the Windows update services should be tested on one computer. This move is to check for any usability issues before the update is deployed to other computers. As soon as the usability is tested and confirmed on one computer after the update, the Windows update services can be used to deploy the updates to other computers.