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Tezcatlipoca
13-04-2004, 23:53
(LOL, seems like Zone Alarm wasn't the only thing to have an update posted today.)
I went on Windows Update earlier, & there were *5* new Critical Updates - all posted today (13/04/04).
One for Outlook Express: "Cumulative Security Update for Outlook Express 6 Service Pack 1 (KB837009)"
One for Internet Explorer: "Critical Update for Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 (KB831167)"
And three for Windows XP: "Security Update for Windows XP (KB835732)", "Security Update for Windows XP (KB828741)" and "Security Update for Windows XP (KB837001)"
The usual critical "...this could allow a remote user to gain control of your computer". (or "whoops, we've found more holes/flaws...")
DES_1001
13-04-2004, 23:56
Yeah just updated both of mine
going to heaven:pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp
going to heaven:pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp :pp
Eh ?
more info at:
Title: Microsoft Windows Security Bulletin Summary for
April 2004
Issued: April 13, 2004
Version Number: 1.0
Bulletin:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/winapr04.asp (https://intranet.selectec.co.uk/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/winapr04.asp)
darkangel
14-04-2004, 12:28
just noticed some new xp Critical Updates thought i'd post incase u've not noticed.
edit:-bah damned senility didn't notice other thread
is anyone currently experiancing problems (at the time of this post) with the windows update site, i cannot connect, i tried to download the updates individually, but the site downloads at 4kb/s :D
must be the intense server load with everyone logging on :pp
is anyone currently experiancing problems (at the time of this post) with the windows update site, i cannot connect, i tried to download the updates individually, but the site downloads at 4kb/s :D
must be the intense server load with everyone logging on :pp
My machine's automatic updates has just flagged up three critical updates for Win 2000, which it is now downloading. Appears to be going very slowly indeed tho.
r so it's not just me. I tried downloading 1 MB .pdf document the other day at 2/3k :erm:
So there is something wrong at the Microsoft side and its not just today
EDIT: Just seen this http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/14/ms_patch_bonanza/
when trying to access windows update... "HTTP/1.1 Server Too Busy"
good one m$!! ;)
At the moment, if I try to use windows update, sometimes it reports a 'network fault' but usually IE just locks up so I have to ctrl-alt-del out of it!
Richard M
14-04-2004, 15:13
Quality...
kronas (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/member.php?u=32)
wat is the problem
kronas (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/member.php?u=32)
wat is the problem
eh? :confused:
My version of Xp came with Sp1 built in and I have just got on the Microsoft update now
There are no updates available at this time
There are no updates available for your computer. Please check back later.
Now I find this strange as I have not put any updates on the system since I done the fresh install a few weeks back :erm:
K I give up. Just tried it again and got this,
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/shared/images/info_icon.gifWindows Update Error
Windows Update has encountered an error. This may be due to a discrepancy in your computer's time setting.
To check your date and time setting:
On the taskbar, double-click the time.
Verify that the date and time is correct.
The time on my machine is correct too
me too give up with microsoft time to go out for few drinks then log on to microsoft.com then windows update at 11:00pm uk time eh microsoft need more servers
all read k
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damnn that's big but wheres 6,000mb gone going to call billgates
zoombini
14-04-2004, 16:53
I have XP Pro with SP1 installed too, however I have had many updates installed since I installed it last year.
Perhaps its a problem with your update configuration?
As for the site running slow it was) perhaps thats because lots of people are getting updated.
I'm all updated now, till the next one comes out...
I'm all updated now, till the next one comes out...10:00 am Pacific Time, on the second Tuesday of each month.
paulyoung666
16-04-2004, 16:09
would some kind person please pop along to windows update and see if they can dl any updates , i cannot and i am wondering if it is me or them , kindest regards :D :D :D
What happens when you try to download?
paulyoung666
16-04-2004, 16:14
nothing happens , it just sits there acting dumb :confused:
I have a persistent problem on one of my home network machines in that Windows Update REFUSES to accept that I am an administrator and so have authority to download/ initiate updates. I have been through all of the Windows Update help routines with no success.
That posed a problem in the case of critical updates (as recently). Someone (Xaccers I think) told me to simply go to www.microsoft.com, select downloads and then to do the update downloads manually. IT WORKS! Try it.
paulyoung666
16-04-2004, 16:34
I have a persistent problem on one of my home network machines in that Windows Update REFUSES to accept that I am an administrator and so have authority to download/ initiate updates. I have been through all of the Windows Update help routines with no success.
That posed a problem in the case of critical updates (as recently). Someone (Xaccers I think) told me to simply go to www.microsoft.com, select downloads and then to do the update downloads manually. IT WORKS! Try it.
indeed it does , top man :tu:
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