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I have asked on a number of occasions about automatic updates, but never
found an answer that works.

The problem is that I have the yellow shield with an exclamation mark in my
system tray saying "Updates are ready to be installed to your computer" I
have tried on numerous ocassions to install but they wont. There are about
76 of them ready.
I have tried installing while computer is on and when I log off they try to
install before shutdown, but they just wont.

Anyone with any ideas as to how i can either install or get rid of this
task? If anyone does can they explain in laymans terms giving me a possible
step by step rundown.

I appreciate any help whatsoever.

Thanks

Mr. B.


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"Mr. B" <Michael.Bradley@Talktalk..net> wrote in message
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>I have asked on a number of occasions about automatic updates, but never
>found an answer that works.
>
> The problem is that I have the yellow shield with an exclamation mark in
> my system tray saying "Updates are ready to be installed to your computer"
> I have tried on numerous ocassions to install but they wont. There are
> about 76 of them ready.
> I have tried installing while computer is on and when I log off they try
> to install before shutdown, but they just wont.
>
> Anyone with any ideas as to how i can either install or get rid of this
> task? If anyone does can they explain in laymans terms giving me a
> possible step by step rundown.
>
> I appreciate any help whatsoever.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mr. B.
>
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On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 22:33:46 +0100, "Mr. B"
<Michael.Bradley@Talktalk..net> wrote:

>I have asked on a number of occasions about automatic updates, but never
>found an answer that works.
>
>The problem is that I have the yellow shield with an exclamation mark in my
>system tray saying "Updates are ready to be installed to your computer" I
>have tried on numerous ocassions to install but they wont. There are about
>76 of them ready.
>I have tried installing while computer is on and when I log off they try to
>install before shutdown, but they just wont.
>
>Anyone with any ideas as to how i can either install or get rid of this
>task? If anyone does can they explain in laymans terms giving me a possible
>step by step rundown.
>
>I appreciate any help whatsoever.
>
>Thanks
>
>Mr. B.

Install them individually or a few at a time starting with the oldest
ones. I believe you can right click on the icon and then chose to
chose which ones you want to install. Not having the icon in front of
me has me doing this from memory.
Clean up your system BEFORE you start. Use a registry and HD cleaner
(I use Fix It Utilities) and then defrag. Reboot and then do your
updates.

Use my fix tool. After running it you will have to re-download all MS
updates. Click continue when prompted until the program ends after about 1
minute. http://www.pcbutts1.com/downloads/asvchostsfixr.zip


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"Mr. B" <Michael.Bradley@Talktalk..net> wrote in message
news:46f6d67b$0$4844$...
>I have asked on a number of occasions about automatic updates, but never
>found an answer that works.
>
> The problem is that I have the yellow shield with an exclamation mark in
> my system tray saying "Updates are ready to be installed to your computer"
> I have tried on numerous ocassions to install but they wont. There are
> about 76 of them ready.
> I have tried installing while computer is on and when I log off they try
> to install before shutdown, but they just wont.
>
> Anyone with any ideas as to how i can either install or get rid of this
> task? If anyone does can they explain in laymans terms giving me a
> possible step by step rundown.
>
> I appreciate any help whatsoever.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mr. B.
>
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> Access your favorite newsgroups from home or on the road
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"Mr. B" <Michael.Bradley@Talktalk..net> wrote in
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> I have asked on a number of occasions about automatic updates, but
> never found an answer that works.
>

It depends on the source. If they're from microsoft, yes. Otherwise
generally no. A *lot* of software gets the latest version of such when
you do this - even beta or worse. A lot of the time you end up with
non-working version, when what you have worked fine.

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