Hey Dan,
Thanks for the instructions but I can't even boot up windows to uninstall
the updates.
"oknowhi" wrote:
> I have WinXP SP2. When I installed all the updates today my IE was screwed
> up. There were no drop down memu items on top toolbar showing but they would
> drop down if I scrolled over them, my start menu lost all its small icons,
> any folders I went to showed icons only and I could not change it back to
> list like I normally have them, and a few other things were "changed" I don't
> remember. So after reading the posts here, I UNINSTALLED all of the days
> updates ( I had 8 of them) and then reinstalled one by one (this time with my
> AV off) except I did not reinstall KB896688( only downloaded and saved it).
>
> What I finally did was went to KB896688 on MS downloads site and then DL it
> from there to SAVE and then decided to try it again installing from my own
> computer and now my IE and computer all works fine. I also made sure I had
> my AV
> disabled this time when saving it and when installing it with nothing else
> running or open. I think what happened when trying to DL all 8 from WIN
> Update something got corrupted in the process of DL or installation.
>
> If you scroll down here on this discussion board you will see many folks are
> hainvg all sorts of problems with this months updates from MS especially I
> think if you try to take them all from the WIN Update site usuing Express and
> doing all of them at once.
>
> But uninstall first and retry. To uninstall go to Start/Control Panel/Add
> Remove Program. Tick where it says "Show Updates" at
> the top right of the window. Click on the update and then on remove.
>
> Dan in Wisconsin
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> "eggy" wrote:
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> > Anyone else has this problem?
> > I have a compaq laptop running windows xp home SP2.
> >
> > Last night I installed the latest security updates, promted me to reboot the
> > computer. On the reboot, the log into windows in safe mode popped up. Tried
> > booting in safe mode did not work, it got to a certain point and it reboots
> > itself. Tried again in normal mode, still the same result.
> >
> > Then I tried booting from the windows xp cd and the repair windows doesn't
> > work at all. I'm at a loss. Did not back up any of my pictures, emails, etc.
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