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Your IE has a vulnerability! It is recommended that you uninstall IE and then install the previous version of IE on !!If it doesn't work, install the Tomato Garden version of OK!

Can be updated automatically! That's what I'm using.,Your next tomato garden version of the iso image file to engrave a disc and then install it to solve it!

Install a 360 security guard and try again with his bug fixes.

I am a Q&A 20 of the Windows system vulnerability, which refers to the technical flaws in the development process of the operating system that can lead to unauthorized access or attacks on the computer system by other users. As a result, system developers typically release the latest patches every month to fix newly discovered vulnerabilities. Currently, PC Manager supports fixing Windows operating system vulnerabilities and some third-party software vulnerabilities.

PC Manager reminds you that system vulnerabilities are often exploited by hackers to spread malicious programs (such as web trojans), and you must fix system vulnerabilities in time to effectively prevent your computer from being hacked when surfing the Internet.

Patches are an important part of fixing vulnerabilities and are an indispensable part of computer security, but they are also important clues to help hackers find vulnerabilities and exploit them. According to the exploit data released by Microsoft, more and more exploits are derived from reverse deduction of the patches released by Microsoft, and these vulnerabilities have been successfully exploited to attack the computers of users who have not installed the patches in time.

The interval between a patch release and a hacker reverse-engineering a vulnerability and exploiting it for an effective attack has been reduced from months to weeks, days, or even hours. Therefore, it is very important to install patches in a timely manner after they are released.

Different security software has different matching strategies

1) PC Manager will intelligently match your computer system and push high-risk vulnerability patches suitable for the system, while other security software may push non-high-risk vulnerability patches;

2) PC Manager only pushes the latest vulnerability patch package for you, while other security software may prompt expired vulnerability patches (you can check the patch release date of each security software).

Note: 1) Non-high-risk vulnerabilities will not bring security risks, but will easily lead to the unavailability of some software in the system, so it is generally not necessary to fix non-high-risk vulnerabilities;

2) Expired vulnerability patches do not need to be fixed, after the fix, it will only cause the burden on the system disk and cause the system to be bloated, you only need to fix the recently released vulnerability patches.

Butler has taken corresponding measures to fix the blue screen caused by the vulnerability, please check for details.

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