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Hi,

Created a new post because of errors. Anyways regarding John's reply:
You are using it. Make sure you are using the 32-bit version of IE. You
also may have to install (mobo cd) and uninstall (add/remove programs) the
Nvidia firewall if you have an Nvidia chipset on your motherboard.

Responding:
Thanks,
Yes I was using the 32-bit IE and I do have nVidia firewall on. But that seems
extream to uninstall nVidia firewall to get Windows Update page to work? Can't
I just temporarily turn the firewall off?

Windows Update is great because it scans your computer for updates,
but is there another way to get updates? I just used the service at:
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.co...en/default.asp
And it gave me all the updates needed. However if I wanted to use this
again I would have to check to see if I already installed a particular
update already right?
THANKS

I have only seen one post where this worked, but you can give it a try
first. You still have the Windows firewall so turn it on if it is not on
and you should be fine.


"hihi" <> wrote in message
news:762411C4-5FE5-4BF4-9A99-...
> Hi,
>
> Created a new post because of errors. Anyways regarding John's reply:
> You are using it. Make sure you are using the 32-bit version of IE. You
> also may have to install (mobo cd) and uninstall (add/remove programs)
> the
> Nvidia firewall if you have an Nvidia chipset on your motherboard.
>
> Responding:
> Thanks,
> Yes I was using the 32-bit IE and I do have nVidia firewall on. But that
> seems
> extream to uninstall nVidia firewall to get Windows Update page to work?
> Can't
> I just temporarily turn the firewall off?
>
> Windows Update is great because it scans your computer for updates,
> but is there another way to get updates? I just used the service at:
> http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.co...en/default.asp
> And it gave me all the updates needed. However if I wanted to use this
> again I would have to check to see if I already installed a particular
> update already right?
> THANKS

Thanks, turning off nVidia's firewall makes Microsoft Update happy.

"John Barnes" wrote:

> I have only seen one post where this worked, but you can give it a try
> first. You still have the Windows firewall so turn it on if it is not on
> and you should be fine.
>
>
> "hihi" <> wrote in message
> news:762411C4-5FE5-4BF4-9A99-...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Created a new post because of errors. Anyways regarding John's reply:
> > You are using it. Make sure you are using the 32-bit version of IE. You
> > also may have to install (mobo cd) and uninstall (add/remove programs)
> > the
> > Nvidia firewall if you have an Nvidia chipset on your motherboard.
> >
> > Responding:
> > Thanks,
> > Yes I was using the 32-bit IE and I do have nVidia firewall on. But that
> > seems
> > extream to uninstall nVidia firewall to get Windows Update page to work?
> > Can't
> > I just temporarily turn the firewall off?
> >
> > Windows Update is great because it scans your computer for updates,
> > but is there another way to get updates? I just used the service at:
> > http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.co...en/default.asp
> > And it gave me all the updates needed. However if I wanted to use this
> > again I would have to check to see if I already installed a particular
> > update already right?
> > THANKS
>
>
>

Thanks for the update.


"hihi" <> wrote in message
news:B7EF4464-78C5-498E-9E50-...
> Thanks, turning off nVidia's firewall makes Microsoft Update happy.
>
> "John Barnes" wrote:
>
>> I have only seen one post where this worked, but you can give it a try
>> first. You still have the Windows firewall so turn it on if it is not on
>> and you should be fine.
>>
>>
>> "hihi" <> wrote in message
>> news:762411C4-5FE5-4BF4-9A99-...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > Created a new post because of errors. Anyways regarding John's reply:
>> > You are using it. Make sure you are using the 32-bit version of IE.
>> > You
>> > also may have to install (mobo cd) and uninstall (add/remove programs)
>> > the
>> > Nvidia firewall if you have an Nvidia chipset on your motherboard.
>> >
>> > Responding:
>> > Thanks,
>> > Yes I was using the 32-bit IE and I do have nVidia firewall on. But
>> > that
>> > seems
>> > extream to uninstall nVidia firewall to get Windows Update page to
>> > work?
>> > Can't
>> > I just temporarily turn the firewall off?
>> >
>> > Windows Update is great because it scans your computer for updates,
>> > but is there another way to get updates? I just used the service at:
>> > http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.co...en/default.asp
>> > And it gave me all the updates needed. However if I wanted to use this
>> > again I would have to check to see if I already installed a particular
>> > update already right?
>> > THANKS
>>
>>
>>