Hyper-v integration services needs to be updated.

Recently we have moved few virtual machines to hyper-v core 2012 R2 (Free version) Now few virtual machines are showing below in hyper-v management console.
Do i need to update integration services as this message showing on virtual machines who are hosting mail server and database server. so after upgrading to latest integration services will it impact on VM's. Also
"Guest Services" option is unchecked. Do need to enable this as well.
Akshay Pate

Yes, you need to update integration service.
In Hyper-V Manager, double-click on a VM, click Action/Insert Integration Services Setup Disk, follow installation in the guest VM, reboot.
Guest Services allows you to copy files to a running VM without using a network connection. It's optional. Integration services need to updated regardless
of which ones you check/uncheck.
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