"Bulletins three and five, while rated 'important' both involve Remote Code Execution, most likely through a specifically crafted input file to one of the Windows standard programs and should also be high on your list of bulletins to look at,"... Researchers found a way to exploit a long-known flaw in TLS (Transport Layer Security) that could have undermined the security credentials of the SSL cryptographic protocol and affected millions of sites. Next Tuesday it will be interesting to see which exact Windows features are involved and how this vulnerability can be used by attackers.

Therefore, while it's no problem to add songs from an external drive, flash drive, network drive, or any other source, you have to make sure that source remains available, otherwise your songs won't play. In other words, if you tell WMP to scan an external drive and then unplug that drive, you'll lose access to those songs. " What you're telling WMP to do is scan the designated folder, then add those songs to your music library. If you don't have room, well, you'll have to leave that external drive connected and running. The simple fix, of course, is to copy all that music to your laptop's hard drive, then let WMP update its library.