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Enabling automatic updates in Windows 2000

If you want your computer to automatically download and install any updates to Windows 2000, you can configure it to do so by enabling automatic updates. To do so, from the Start menu, choose Settings | Control Panel. Double-click on Automatic Updates. Select the Keep My Computer Up To Date check box. Then, below Settings, select the appropriate option for downloading and installing the updates. If you want your computer to automatically install all updates, select Automatically Download The Updates, And Install Them On The Schedule That I Specify. Then, configure the schedule you want your computer to use for these updates. Finally, click OK to save your changes.

Take advantage of internet time (Windows XP)

If you're like most people, your PC's clock is always slightly different than that of your watch, or your wall clock, or your cubemate's clock. Want to be sure your system always displays the correct time? Well, you can, by synchronizing your PC's clock with internet time.

Double-click on the clock in your system tray, and then select the Internet Time tab in the Date And Time Properties dialog box. Select the Automatically Synchronize With An Internet Time Server check box, and then click Update Now. You'll need to wait several seconds while the synchronization takes place. Then, click Apply and OK to close the dialog box.

Automatically Clear IE 6's Temporary Internet Files

Instead of cleaning out your Temporary Internet Files folder yourself, you can save some time and disk space by having it automatically cleared every time you close down your browser. Just go to Tools | Internet Options and click on the Advanced tab. Scroll down to the bottom of the list and select the Empty Temporary Internet Files Folder When Browser Is Closed check box. Click OK to save your change. Now you won't have to think about it again.