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Old 08-07-2004, 23:10   #5
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Re: Windows Update Problem

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Originally Posted by Tezcatlipoca
Why would WindowsUpdate think my housemate's PC is trying to run it from an NT/2K/XP Limited User account?
Because Microsoft thinks everyone should run XP It's an error message - how often are they accurate?

Two things I can think of, having had troubles with Windows Update recently, are ActiveX and Certificates. Is the system too secure to allow Windows Update to run??
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