Can't Update Microsoft.NET Framework
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From: Dr Teeth on 20 Feb 2005 18:16 On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:43:46 -0000, "Noel Paton" <NoelDPspamless(a)btopenworld.com> wrote: >Since you seem intent on bitching, rather than being constructive or >actually asking for assistance, that's my last word in this thread. You won't be missed, arrogant git! -- Cheers, Guy ** Stress - the condition brought about by having to ** resist the temptation to beat the living daylights ** out of someone who richly deserves it.
From: bs2000 on 20 Feb 2005 18:29 ok I went to school for network admin, I have A+ certification, also went to school for computer science and I can't fix this update. Most users don't even know about these news groups and the fix (that I tired and didn't work) an average user could do that without making their system worse, most don't even want to try! Now with that said tech support allows one email then the rest is a toll number. They take half your day and have a 60% chance it will be fixed. MIcrosoft needs to adress these issues and maybe put together exacutables that will run through the fixes for those who can't or won't try it in fear of messing things up. "uncle beer" wrote: > >6 out of 60million or so doesn't sound horribly wrong to me - > > I absolutely GUARANTEE that more than 6 users are affected by this. But > you'd never admit to that. :^ \ > > >Considering that MS only 'put' those patches on your system AFTER you've > >asked them to - > > Aha: Bill Gates (and his "most valuable" team) care about customer > satisfaction--- until it's no longer convenient. > > > > Yours truly, > Uncle Beer > > > >
From: uncle beer on 21 Feb 2005 01:32 >Since you seem intent on bitching, rather than being constructive or >actually asking for assistance, that's my last word in this thread. Time to turn in your "Valuable" badge, homeslice. :^( Yours truly, Uncle Beer
From: Dave Jenkins on 21 Feb 2005 09:33 "Bill Sharpe" wrote: [snip] > The problem occurred for me 2/10 as I downloaded 11 security patches, > two of which failed to install. If they had just not installed I > wouldn't be too concerned. The fact that they brought up error messages > at shutdown and again at restart and return from hibernation is what > bothers me. I have a shield icon in my traybar saying that updates are > ready to install. There's only one pending update now(KB886906) and I > would like to get rid of it. [snip] I used Windows Update to "hide" the offending patch, and now I don't get the errors anymore. Of course, the patch isn't installed, either... Grrr...! HTH
From: Bill Sharpe on 21 Feb 2005 09:59
How do you hide the patch? I see an option at Windows Update to restore a hidden update -- it's grayed out -- but I can't find the information about hiding it. It should be there someplace... MS support for Windows Updates is free. Apparently you get what you pay for. I am still waiting for a response to fix the kb886906 problem. I did get the kb886903 problem solved. I have been using computers since the 1960's and home computers since 1983. In most ways computer usage is much, much easier now than then, but these last two updates are virtual disasters. Bill "Dave Jenkins" <david.f.jenkins(a)usa.net.(spam-ugh!)> wrote in message news:ED8AB5F3-7877-4722-BF60-02E18C2B114D(a)microsoft.com... I used Windows Update to "hide" the offending patch, and now I don't get the errors anymore. Of course, the patch isn't installed, either... Grrr...! HTH |