Update vs Upgrade

In this post I’ll try to make you familiar with Update and Upgrade. Plus, Update vs Upgrade. So, let’s have a look.
Update
An update is a software file that contains fixes for problems found by other users or the software developer. Installing an update fixes the code and prevents the problems from happening on your dives. Because updates fix problems with a program, they are almost always free and available through the program or the companies’ websites.
For example– If you have Microsoft Windows XP and wanted to install Windows 7 you would have to “upgrade” to Windows 7. See the upgrade definition for additional information on this term. |
Upgrade
In dives, an upgrade is a new version of or addition to hardware or, more often, a software product. It is a product that is already installed or in employment. Raises may be sold as specially labeled, less expensive “upgrade” packages (as, for example, Microsoft’s office suite products). For existing users alongside versions of the product that are cleared for sale to first-time users. In other examples of software distribution, an upgrade may also be available for free or for charge downloading from the product maker’s site.
Update vs Upgrade
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