diff --git a/config/themes.json b/config/themes.json
index 18f55b56..5335a4b3 100644
--- a/config/themes.json
+++ b/config/themes.json
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
"ButtonFontFamily": "Arial",
"ButtonWidth": "200",
"ButtonHeight": "25",
- "ConfigTabButtonFontSize": "16",
+ "ConfigUpdateButtonFontSize": "14",
"SearchBarWidth": "200",
"SearchBarHeight": "26",
"SearchBarTextBoxFontSize": "12",
diff --git a/xaml/inputXML.xaml b/xaml/inputXML.xaml
index d2baa016..d10d12f9 100644
--- a/xaml/inputXML.xaml
+++ b/xaml/inputXML.xaml
@@ -1004,19 +1004,19 @@
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+
This is the default settings that come with Windows. No modifications are made and will remove any custom windows update settings.Note: If you still encounter update errors, reset all updates in the config tab. That will restore ALL Microsoft Update Services from their servers and reinstall them to default settings.
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This is my recommended setting I use on all computers. It will delay feature updates by 2 years and will install security updates 4 days after release.Feature Updates: Adds features and often bugs to systems when they are released. You want to delay these as long as possible.Security Updates: Typically these are pressing security flaws that need to be patched quickly. You only want to delay these a couple of days just to see if they are safe and don't break other systems. You don't want to go without these for ANY extended periods of time.
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This completely disables ALL Windows Updates and is NOT RECOMMENDED. However, it can be suitable if you use your system for a select purpose and do not actively browse the internet. Note: Your system will be easier to hack and infect without security updates.