MattyMiller,
With all the problems you are reporting, I would recommend that you
backup what you do not want to lose and do a clean install. When you do
Windows Updates again, I would only do a few at a time to help avoid
them conflicting with each other when installing and restarting the
computer.
Sorry,
Shawn
MattyMiller1;776877 Wrote:
> Hi Brink,
> Well I got into the CMD prompt OK, and have admin rights. Thanks, a
> small typo in the address (a space either side of the forward slash)
> Anyhw, it didn't help the core problem. The computer will still not
> load updates!! Go figure! There has been a problem for some 8 months,
> some stage last October al updates failed, except ofr the sevurity
> related ones, and even as administrator it still won't load them on.
> 
> I'm not sure if this is causing some simple software not to load on
> either (flash sticks and plug-in media players, updates for adobe pdf
> reader [which has now stopped working])
> Not happy at all! :cry:
> Any ideas?
>
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