Enable microsoft update on windows 7 enterprise

Hi
I installing a Windows 7 Enpterprise on computer and want to enable Microsoft Update to install all updates for Microsoft products. But I clicked "learn more" in Windows Update which in Control Panel, the opened Windows Update web site just shown
Winodows Update is in Control Panel. There is haven't any option let me to enable Microsoft Update.
And I tried on anofter PC which is installed Windows 7 Pro OEM. On the Microsoft Update web site have a option let me to enable Microsoft Update featrue. Is Microsoft Update is not able on Windows 7 Enterprise??Or I need WSUS to install ofter Microsoft product
updates?
Thanks

This forum is for the Microsoft Lync product.
But to answer you question try:
Navigate to Windows Control Panel, Windows Updates, Change Settings, Check the option "Give Me Updates for Microsoft Products and check for new optional Microsoft software when I update Windows".
Run the "Check for updates" again and you should be good to go.
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