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  Q3071756	Important	Microsoft (KB3071756) security update
  Q3072305	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3072305) security update
  Q3072630	Important	Microsoft (KB3072630) security update
  Q3074230	Important	Microsoft (KB3074230) security update
  Q3074543	Important
  Q3074550	Important	Microsoft (KB3074550) security update
  Q3075220	Important	Microsoft (KB3075220) security update
  Q3076895	Important	Microsoft (KB3076895) security update
  Q3080446	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3080446) security update
  Q3084135	Important	Microsoft (KB3084135) security update
  Q3086255	Not evaluated	Notice of security Microsoft (KB3086255)
  Q3092601	Important	Microsoft (KB3092601) security update
  Q3093513	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3093513) security update
  Q3097989	Important	Microsoft (KB3097989) security update
  Q3097996	Important	Microsoft (KB3097996) security update
  Q3098781	Important	Microsoft (KB3098781) security update
  Q3101722	Important	Microsoft (KB3101722) security update
  Q3108371	Important	Microsoft (KB3108371) security update
  Q3108381	Important	Microsoft (KB3108381) security update
  Q3108664	Important	Microsoft (KB3108664) security update
  Q3108670	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3108670) security update
  Q3109094	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3109094) security update
  Q3109103	Important	Microsoft (KB3109103) security update
  Q3109560	Important
  Q3110329	Important	Microsoft (KB3110329) security update
  Q3115858	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3115858) security update
  Q3122648	Important	Microsoft (KB3122648) security update
  Q3123479	Not evaluated	Notice of security Microsoft (KB3123479)
  Q3124275	Criticism		Q3126587	Important	Microsoft (KB3126587) security update
  Q3127220	Important	Microsoft (KB3127220) security update
  Q3135983	Important	Microsoft (KB3135983) security update
  Q3138910	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3138910) security update
  Q3139398	Important	Microsoft (KB3139398) security update
  Q3139914	Important	Microsoft (KB3139914) security update
  Q3139940	Important	Microsoft (KB3139940) security update
  Q3142024	Important	Microsoft (KB3142024) security update
  Q3146706	Important	Microsoft (KB3146706) security update
  Q3146963	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3146963) security update
  Q3149090	Important	Microsoft (KB3149090) security update
  Q3150220	Important	Microsoft (KB3150220) security update
  Q3155178	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3155178) security update
  Q3156016	Criticism
  Q3156017	Important	Microsoft (KB3156017) security update
  Q3156019	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3156019) security update
  Q3159398	Important	Microsoft (KB3159398) security update
  Q3161561	Important	Microsoft (KB3161561) security update
  Q3161949	Important	Microsoft (KB3161949) security update
  Q3161958	Important	Microsoft (KB3161958) security update
  Q3163245	Important	Microsoft (KB3163245) security update
  Q3164033	Important	Microsoft (KB3164033) security update
  Q3164035	Important	Microsoft (KB3164035) security update
  Q3170455	Criticism		Q3177186	Important	Microsoft (KB3177186) security update
  Q3184122	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3184122) security update
  Q3185911	Important	Microsoft (KB3185911) security update
  Q3188730	Important	Microsoft (KB3188730) security update
  Q3192391	Criticism	Microsoft (KB3192391) security update