![]() ![]() I don't need or want a software updater program that can uninstall programs (this can be easily done from Control Panel | Programs | Programs and Features). I haven't checked but suspect that most of the 7 updates recommended on the Updates tab for my "Community" apps are not compatible with my hardware (e.g., like the Epson Scan 2 v2.3.1 software that is not recommended by the Epson Software Updater for my Epson printer) and might even cause issues if installed - especially for updates for programs like the Intel Chipset Device Software update recommended by UCheck.Hopefully this will eventually be added to the documentation at I cannot find any documentation at that site that even explains what a purple highlight ("Supported" app) means on the Installed tab and had to watch a 12-minute YouTube video just to figure this out. Colour coding of "Community Applications" on the Installed tab as grey without any explanation of difference between a "Community" app and a "Supported" or "Unsupported" app. ![]() Is this a workaround to distinguish between Macrium Reflect Free.v8.0.x and the paid edition of Macrium Reflect Home v8.1.x)? See green highlight in image below. How would UCheck know if I had an outdated version like v?. ![]() Some Community apps like Macrium Reflect Free only list the version number to one decimal place (e.g., v8.0 instead of my current v).Community apps highlighted in grey that are listed on the Installed tab as patched (Outdated = No) when the Latest column shows that an update is available (e.g., like the Intel Management Engine Component and Intel Serial IO programs) and updates are listed on the Updates tab. ![]()
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