The customer had Bitcomet installed, so ill give it a try tomorrow, thanks
for a prompt reply
"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote:
> Disable the BitComet add-on from within IE by clicking Tools, Manage
> Add-ons. That's what is causing the nesting frames.
> If BitComet isn't installed, then disable all the add-ons, except for
> the MS ones needed to access Windows Updates.
> Reenable them one by one to determine which one is the culprit.
>
> MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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> Erling Herstad wrote:
>
> > I've tried resetting all security to default level, emptied all cache. I had
> > the problem earlier but i ran a full repair on the installation, installed
> > IE7, and tried windows update. Same problem as before. Note: This is a
> > customers pc. Ran a virus/spyware check, nothing found. Had some issued
> > before reinstallation with svchost taking 100% cpu.
> >
> > "Erling Herstad" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Dear Sirs.
> >>
> >>After running a custom scan, i select Optional updates (Drivers or software)
> >>and a new windows update windows loads inside where the patches available
> >>should be listed. I cannot select Install updates (new windows update "frame"
> >>opens), and if i try to run a custom scan within the new "frame" the same
> >>problem continues. I've been able to install all critical updates using
> >>automatic updates, but still missing a few optional. Tried using the patches
> >>mentioned by Bill Garret and restarted by, had to reinstall windows update
> >>components and still the same error. I do not get any error code, just a new
> >>windows update window/frame within IE.
> >>
> >>Windows home XP SP2, IE 7. disablet Avast antivirus
>
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