Screenshot: Windows XP Automatic Updates

Before you read and begin with the information provided here Read this carefully:

1. You must need to have a genuine licensed copy of Windows XP
2. Don’t do it in a pirated copy of Windows XP

Suggestion If you have genuine windows copy, you must do the Automatic Updates of your windows to keep your windows system free from vulnerable, malicious attacks. 

Note To modify Automatic Updates settings, you must be logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group. If your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may prevent you from completing this procedure.

In Windows XP

To configure a schedule for Automatic Updates:

When critical updates are detected, Automatic Updates automatically downloads these updates in the background while you are connected to the Internet. After the download is complete, Automatic Updates waits until the scheduled day and time to install the updates. On the scheduled day and time, all local users receive the following message that has a five minute countdown timer:

Windows is ready to begin installing the updates available for your computer.

Do you want Windows to install the updates now?

(Windows will restart your computer if no action is taken within 5:00 minutes)

If you are logged on as an administrator, when you receive this message, you can either click Yes to install the updates or click No to have Automatic Updates install the updates at the next scheduled day and time. If you do not take any action in five minutes, Windows automatically installs the updates.

Important You may have to restart your computer to complete the update installation.

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