Windows 8 Update Settings

The best way to keep your system working in prime condition is to update it with security, software, application upgrades on a regular basis. You should also add service packs and patches to boost your system and safe guard it from issues. Your system provides you with different configurations to download and install these updates.
Following a Windows 8 installation, you can change the settings on how updates should be configured. Usually after the Windows 8 installation, it is one of the first things that the system asks of you. You must answer these in a certain way to customize you update settings. Here are some guidelines that are sure to come in handy:

• Open the Control Panel in your Windows 8 system. You can access this from the Control Panel shortcut on the Apps screen. Alternatively, you can use the Power user menu to access if you have a keyboard or mouse.
• You will notice a System and Security link; click or tap this link.
• Your Windows update option will be open, where you must select the Change settings link on the left. This action will open the Choose your Windows Update settings window on the computer screen.
• With the help of these settings you can easily control the way that Windows 8 will receive or install updates from the Windows Store at Microsoft. Choose the settings you wish to enable or look up different configurations on the internet, and choose which configurations meet your particular interest.
• There are different configurations to choose from; the two most popular are installing every update automatically, and not doing any update at all.
• Once you have chosen your preferred configuration for Windows 8 updates, click or tap on the Ok option to save these settings. You can change these settings any time you like.

You should probably configure the updates right after your installation of Windows 8, to have these updates appearing regularly. This will automatically boost performance of applications and programs, and keep your system running in optimum condition. Windows 8 is more touch inclined even on desktops, but if you find this difficult to handle, you can install Windows 8.1, which returns the Start button and allows you to switch between two interfacing configurations.
So get your Windows 8 systems today, and experience cutting edge performance on the latest Windows operating system.