Part A - Windows update

1. Click on the Windows icon in the bottom left and start typing updates. "Check for Updates"* should pop up. Hit "enter."
2. Click on the "Check for updates" box (no image)
3. Each machine will be a little different depending on when you last got updates. Generally they come out Every Tuesday!
4. Restart when or if it tells you to.
5. Run updates again. And again until it says you are up to date.

​*You could also go to "Windows Settings" and click "Update & Security". There are many ways to get there.

This includes Chrome on a PC!

1. Click the 3 dots by your name.
2. Click on "Help"
3. Click on "About Google Chrome"
   
   ​It will then say what version of Chrome you are using and if there is an update.  Different devices can only run certain versions of the software so I cannot tell you what the latest version of chrome is. Wikipedia can
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4. You should also remove your user and re-login to the device.

Click here for steps to PowerWash a Chromebook. 
(You'll need to view them on a different device.)

 Part B - Update GSD "stuff"

1. Click the Windows Icon. Click All Apps.
2. Scroll Down to the I's and click "Ivanti Management"
3. Click “Security Scan”. 
4. Lock your computer. (Windows key L)
5. Go home! ;)  ​Or do something else while the updates run...

Do the same steps AGAIN... Yes, twice (at least) until it says you are up to date.   However it may be best to have us re-provision your computer.  After a re-provision though we still run updates!

This is a good time to clean up your files and desktop.  When you open "This PC"  you will notice a cloud icon next to Documents, Desktop, and Pictures.  Those 3 folders are synced to your online, OneDrive account.  Meaning those 3 folders are accessible from anywhere online.  Including a smart phone with the OneDrive app. 

You <in theory> won't loose anything stored in those 3 folders!

• Non saved contacts*
• Signature file* (easy to re-create)
• Probably other <non-important> items!

I am not sure why but outlook does NOT sync those items.  

IE Favorites
Google bookmarks (If you are NOT logged in)
(Does anyone use Firefox anymore? Export them.)

Options. (see videos below)
Be logged into Chrome. Not Drive. Chrome.
Export your IE favorites

Normally you can check for updates in any software under a "Help" or "About" tab (or menu).  It all depends on which software you are using.  Perhaps it is settings as well and when the software starts there is a message that tells you there is an update.  You can turn that off (or on) by checking some box in settings (preferences) for that software.