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pip08456 · 18-12-2015, 16:34

Easy answer.

No.

Any P2P file (or part thereof) has a related hash code attatched and if does not match what it should be is rejected (simple way of putting it).

BTW it does not relate to all updates from outside your network as I understand it, only the initial update file from another OS.

18-12-2015, 16:34	#2
pip08456 Sad Doig Fan! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Barry South Wales Age: 69 Services: With VM for BB 250Mb service.(Deal) Posts: 11,845	Re: Windows 10 updates a security risk Easy answer. No. Any P2P file (or part thereof) has a related hash code attatched and if does not match what it should be is rejected (simple way of putting it). BTW it does not relate to all updates from outside your network as I understand it, only the initial update file from another OS.