Shouldn't KB928388 be a critical update? Daylight Savings Time

I was doing Microsoft updates on a machine where the user did not have auto
updates installed. I generally try to take more than just the minimum, the
critical updates. I noticed in the left column, Optional Software Updates,
that Microsoft has KB928388. This patch lets the sytem clock roll over to
the correct new Daylight Savings Time hour a month earlier than in the past,
as will happen for the first time this year. Given that a lot of folks have
apps running for which time might be critical, shouldn't that be a critical
update and be pushed out to everyone. Or does it have to do with the fact
that some parts of the country still don't do Daylight Savings time?

I believe that you need to wait until this months security patches come out
for it to go critical. There are numerous patches for MS products for the
DST change. They have to be run in the correct order.

If you are just a desktop/notepad user running XP then you probably only
need to apply this patch.

Chris

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>I was doing Microsoft updates on a machine where the user did not have auto
>updates installed. I generally try to take more than just the minimum, the
>critical updates. I noticed in the left column, Optional Software Updates,
>that Microsoft has KB928388. This patch lets the sytem clock roll over to
>the correct new Daylight Savings Time hour a month earlier than in the
>past, as will happen for the first time this year. Given that a lot of
>folks have apps running for which time might be critical, shouldn't that be
>a critical update and be pushed out to everyone. Or does it have to do with
>the fact that some parts of the country still don't do Daylight Savings
>time?
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