Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Actually, a good asvab(really the AFQT) score, is one that gets you in the military. The afqt score, only uses 4 of the 9 areas tested on the asvab. So you could score really well on the asvab, and still not qualify for most technicial training.On the otherhand, you could score really low on the asvab, barely passing, but still qualify for some of the hardest technicial training, as long as your sub score was high enough.o you could score really well on the asvab, and still not qualify for most technicial training. On the otherhand, you could score really low on the asvab, barely passing, but still qualify for some of the hardest technicial training, as long as your sub score was high enough.
Microsoft calls this a cumulative rollup system where each monthâs update package includes all previous updates (going back to October 2016). The new monthly rollups will include both security and stability patches. On top of that, Microsoft intends to add older updates to the monthly rollup over time. Eventually, Microsoft wants to include every update between the âlast baselineâ for each operating system and the present. Presumably, that baseline is Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and the Windows 8.1 upgrade for Windows 8.
Microsoft to move to monthly patch rollups for Windows 7, 8.1 as of October 2016. Microsoft will begin delivering patches for Windows 7, 8.1, Windows Server 2008 and Server 2012 as single rollups starting this October. In May this year, Microsoft came through with its promised convenience rollup of updates and fixes for Windows 7. At that time, officials said to expect at some point that Microsoft would move to a monthly patching model for Windows 7, 8.1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 and Server 2012 R2.