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Alternative to Cnet upgrading

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Now that cnet in no longer running the upgrade section, does anyone know of an alternative site? I really can not figure out where to go from here???

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by thechas

Personally, I try to avoid 3rd party sites for most upgrades.

For Windows and Office, use the update options at both www.microsoft.com/windows
and www.microsoft.com/office

For drivers, you can sign up for e-mail notification at many device mfg web sites.

For other applications, you can usually sign up for e-mail notices there also.

As a general rule, you only need to worry about security upgrades.
Driver and many other upgrades should normally be reserved for correcting specific problems. Including problems with new hardware.

Chas

by mclicky

I've already tried this route....doesn't give me the upgrades that I need. I need a site like cnet used to be!

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