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JoeBlotnik
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      11-12-2009
Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the "Don't show this update again"
box for Silverlight. But it alway reappears each time I run Custom Updates. I
get the same thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and have never
had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.

Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.

Suggestions welcome.
 
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Shenan Stanley
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      11-12-2009
JoeBlotnik wrote:
> Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the
> "Don't show this update again" box for Silverlight. But it alway
> reappears each time I run Custom Updates. I get the same
> thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and have never
> had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
>
> Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
> at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
>
> Suggestions welcome.


Operating System?
Edition?
Service pack level?

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G. R. Woodring
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      11-12-2009
As to Silverlight, just ignore it. The optional updates are not checked for
installation by default as the high priority updates are, so you don't have to
do anything to not install it. If someone knows which file or registry entry
stores the "Don't show this update again" setting we might find a better answer.

Do you have this path listed on your system? "C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office12". If so, you probably have the Office 2007 Compatibility Pack
for Office 2003. Attempting to open a Word 2007 .docx file with Word 2003 will
provide a link to install the compatibility pack, which is probably what you or
someone using your machine has done.

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Date: 11/11/2009 8:45 PM, Author: JoeBlotnik Wrote:
> Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the "Don't show this update again"
> box for Silverlight. But it alway reappears each time I run Custom Updates. I
> get the same thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and have never
> had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
>
> Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
> at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
>
> Suggestions welcome.

 
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
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      11-12-2009
Silverlight updates are a true PIA. Just keep hiding them.

Is Office Compatibility Pack SP1 or SP2 along with Word Viewer, Excel Viewer
or PowerPoint Viewer?


JoeBlotnik wrote:
> Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the "Don't show this update
> again" box for Silverlight. But it alway reappears each time I run Custom
> Updates. I get the same thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and
> have never had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
>
> Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
> at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
>
> Suggestions welcome.


 
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cindy
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      11-12-2009
im having the same plm with my new tower and know cant get off my pc . i had
a dell poeple looking at it and it is still not fix .

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

> Silverlight updates are a true PIA. Just keep hiding them.
>
> Is Office Compatibility Pack SP1 or SP2 along with Word Viewer, Excel Viewer
> or PowerPoint Viewer?
>
>
> JoeBlotnik wrote:
> > Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the "Don't show this update
> > again" box for Silverlight. But it alway reappears each time I run Custom
> > Updates. I get the same thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and
> > have never had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
> >
> > Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
> > at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
> >
> > Suggestions welcome.

>
> .
>

 
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Shenan Stanley
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      11-12-2009

JoeBlotnik wrote:
> Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the
> "Don't show this update again" box for Silverlight. But it alway
> reappears each time I run Custom Updates. I get the same
> thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have and have never
> had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
>
> Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed out
> at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
>
> Suggestions welcome.


PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
> Silverlight updates are a true PIA. Just keep hiding them.
>
> Is Office Compatibility Pack SP1 or SP2 along with Word Viewer,
> Excel Viewer or PowerPoint Viewer?


cindy wrote:
> im having the same plm with my new tower and know cant get off my
> pc . i had a dell poeple looking at it and it is still not fix.


So... Same questions to you that I had for the original poster...

Operating System?
Edition?
Service pack level?

Perhaps if instructions on how to obtain that were included...

Start button --> RUN
(no "RUN"? Press the "Windows Key" + R on your keyboard)
--> type in:
winver
--> Click OK.

The picture at the top of the window that opens will give you the general
(Operating System name) while the line starting with the word "version" will
give you the rest of the story. Post _both_ in response to this message
verbatim. ;-)

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PA Bear [MS MVP]
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      11-12-2009
[TYPO CORRECTED]

PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
> Silverlight updates are a true PIA. Just keep hiding them.
>
> Is Office Compatibility Pack SP1 or SP2 along with Word Viewer, Excel
> Viewer
> or PowerPoint Viewer [INSTALLED]?
>
>
> JoeBlotnik wrote:
>> Using Custom Updates, I have been checking the "Don't show this update
>> again" box for Silverlight. But it alway reappears each time I run Custom
>> Updates. I get the same thing on Office 2007 updates, and I don't have
>> and
>> have never had ANY Office 2007 program on my PC.
>>
>> Unlike other posters, the "Don't show this update again" is NOT grayed
>> out
>> at any time, but is always available... It just doesn't work.
>>
>> Suggestions welcome.


 
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