I have Windows search for updates but I choose when to install them. So I'll keep an out for the Security monthly roll ups at the link you provided.I think it might disappear.
I don't let Windows search for updates until I tell it to. I have never installed the Security Monthly Quality rollup.
I install the Security only monthly rollup. (Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan.)
When I choose to search for updates, so far since October, it has only offered me that's month's Security Monthly Quality rollup, despite me not having installed the previous month's Security Monthly Quality rollup.
I really don't have much confidence in Micro$oft updates. My PCs have crashed 4 or 5 times in the past after doing Windows updates. And even though the Malware Removal tool or Windows Defender was run, they have never discovered any malware on my PCs, even though I knew malware / viruses were present.
I've read in some forums that Micro$oft updates are a standing joke amongst developers/programmers. You would think that as the creators of the software they would provide near bullet-proof anti-virus protection. For Micro$oft, it's all about the dollars, and "planned obsolescence" is the name of the game ... ( fyi, there's an excellent youtube video by the same title )
I need to un-install MS Office Pro 13 and I understand it's important to make sure that everything is removed before re-installing. Is using Windows Control Panel - Un-install a Program good enough, ( maybe geek.exe ) or is there a removal tool that does a better job ??