Maybe KB913433 problem (cross-posted)

"E. T." wrote:

> I think there is no "edit" option for to allow me to correct a post of my
> own, so it's me again, I forgot to say, my Firefox gives access denial each
> time I type an adress in the address bar and says "try again", it finds the
> web site with the second shot always. I wonder if it's something to do with
> the KB913433 question above.
>
> "E. T." wrote:
>
> > This month I saw that Windows Automatic Updates were updating Windows when I
> > was surfing with a limited account.
> > In fact the updates downloaded thus, were:
> > KB900485 of April
> > and KB913580, KB890830 of May.
> > I was very glad to see I can update Windows when surfing in limited account,
> > for security reasons, yet I checked also Microsoft Update through an admin
> > account in April to see if there were any other updates to download, also I
> > checked the April bulletin and finally I saw I downloaded all available
> > updates then.
> > Thus I was feeling secure not to check any more the Windows Updates and
> > surfing through a limited account, while recently I saw several updates
> > having been downloaded by Ayutomatic Updates and checked in my download
> > history and in my add/remove programs also in bulletin of May.
> > I see I have May KB890830 and KB913580, while I haven't KB913433.
> > When I downloaded this last one manually it said "The version of Macromedia
> > Flash you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install".
> > How I can locate the version of my Macromedia Flash Player and see then what
> > steps I must follow for to download this security update?
> > I have Windows XP home english, Service Pack 2.
> > Thanks

E.T. for third time, I believe there is no answer in Panda_man's post. I
read it many times, is it my fault I cannot find it?

"Panda_man" wrote:

> "E. T." wrote:
>
> > I think there is no "edit" option for to allow me to correct a post of my
> > own, so it's me again, I forgot to say, my Firefox gives access denial each
> > time I type an adress in the address bar and says "try again", it finds the
> > web site with the second shot always. I wonder if it's something to do with
> > the KB913433 question above.
> >
> > "E. T." wrote:
> >
> > > This month I saw that Windows Automatic Updates were updating Windows when I
> > > was surfing with a limited account.
> > > In fact the updates downloaded thus, were:
> > > KB900485 of April
> > > and KB913580, KB890830 of May.
> > > I was very glad to see I can update Windows when surfing in limited account,
> > > for security reasons, yet I checked also Microsoft Update through an admin
> > > account in April to see if there were any other updates to download, also I
> > > checked the April bulletin and finally I saw I downloaded all available
> > > updates then.
> > > Thus I was feeling secure not to check any more the Windows Updates and
> > > surfing through a limited account, while recently I saw several updates
> > > having been downloaded by Ayutomatic Updates and checked in my download
> > > history and in my add/remove programs also in bulletin of May.
> > > I see I have May KB890830 and KB913580, while I haven't KB913433.
> > > When I downloaded this last one manually it said "The version of Macromedia
> > > Flash you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install".
> > > How I can locate the version of my Macromedia Flash Player and see then what
> > > steps I must follow for to download this security update?
> > > I have Windows XP home english, Service Pack 2.
> > > Thanks

http://digitalfive.org/content/secur...433-fails.html

NOTE: Please close all Internet Explorer windows before continuing.
1.. Click Start, and then click Run.
2.. Type "%systemroot%\system32\macromed\flash" and press Enter.
3.. Rename or Delete "Flash.ocx" and "Swflash.ocx", whichever one exists.
4.. Uninstall Flash Player 8 or Flash Player 7 using Add/Remove Programs
or "UninstFl.exe" in the "Flash" directory.
5.. Download the update from Microsoft.
6.. Using a tool such as WinRAR, extract the contents of the update to a
folder on your desktop.
7.. Run "INSTALL_FP6_WU.exe".
8.. Go to Adobe.com to install the latest flash player.

--
Kristan M. Kenney
http://www.digitalfive.org

This post is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


"E. T." <> wrote in message
news:699F20D0-7E84-41C9-959E-...
> E.T. for third time, I believe there is no answer in Panda_man's post. I
> read it many times, is it my fault I cannot find it?
>
> "Panda_man" wrote:
>
>> "E. T." wrote:
>>
>> > I think there is no "edit" option for to allow me to correct a post of
>> > my
>> > own, so it's me again, I forgot to say, my Firefox gives access denial
>> > each
>> > time I type an adress in the address bar and says "try again", it finds
>> > the
>> > web site with the second shot always. I wonder if it's something to do
>> > with
>> > the KB913433 question above.
>> >
>> > "E. T." wrote:
>> >
>> > > This month I saw that Windows Automatic Updates were updating Windows
>> > > when I
>> > > was surfing with a limited account.
>> > > In fact the updates downloaded thus, were:
>> > > KB900485 of April
>> > > and KB913580, KB890830 of May.
>> > > I was very glad to see I can update Windows when surfing in limited
>> > > account,
>> > > for security reasons, yet I checked also Microsoft Update through an
>> > > admin
>> > > account in April to see if there were any other updates to download,
>> > > also I
>> > > checked the April bulletin and finally I saw I downloaded all
>> > > available
>> > > updates then.
>> > > Thus I was feeling secure not to check any more the Windows Updates
>> > > and
>> > > surfing through a limited account, while recently I saw several
>> > > updates
>> > > having been downloaded by Ayutomatic Updates and checked in my
>> > > download
>> > > history and in my add/remove programs also in bulletin of May.
>> > > I see I have May KB890830 and KB913580, while I haven't KB913433.
>> > > When I downloaded this last one manually it said "The version of
>> > > Macromedia
>> > > Flash you have installed does not match the update you are trying to
>> > > install".
>> > > How I can locate the version of my Macromedia Flash Player and see
>> > > then what
>> > > steps I must follow for to download this security update?
>> > > I have Windows XP home english, Service Pack 2.
>> > > Thanks

My reply is at the bottom of your message :


"E. T." wrote:

> E.T. for third time, I believe there is no answer in Panda_man's post. I
> read it many times, is it my fault I cannot find it?
>


Microsoft has created a specific newsgroups for Windows Update related
issues . Yes , there is no answer in my post because I had no intention to
answer , I just don't know the most acurate answer . However , what I did was
that I crossposted your post so it is now available in two newsgroups - here
and in the specific one called Windows Update . There you'll find the best
answer . Regards!


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I solved my problem.I uninstalled flash player players i had shockwave and
macromedi 8 and downloaded there beta 9 version |||

"Panda_man" wrote:

> "E. T." wrote:
>
> > I think there is no "edit" option for to allow me to correct a post of my
> > own, so it's me again, I forgot to say, my Firefox gives access denial each
> > time I type an adress in the address bar and says "try again", it finds the
> > web site with the second shot always. I wonder if it's something to do with
> > the KB913433 question above.
> >
> > "E. T." wrote:
> >
> > > This month I saw that Windows Automatic Updates were updating Windows when I
> > > was surfing with a limited account.
> > > In fact the updates downloaded thus, were:
> > > KB900485 of April
> > > and KB913580, KB890830 of May.
> > > I was very glad to see I can update Windows when surfing in limited account,
> > > for security reasons, yet I checked also Microsoft Update through an admin
> > > account in April to see if there were any other updates to download, also I
> > > checked the April bulletin and finally I saw I downloaded all available
> > > updates then.
> > > Thus I was feeling secure not to check any more the Windows Updates and
> > > surfing through a limited account, while recently I saw several updates
> > > having been downloaded by Ayutomatic Updates and checked in my download
> > > history and in my add/remove programs also in bulletin of May.
> > > I see I have May KB890830 and KB913580, while I haven't KB913433.
> > > When I downloaded this last one manually it said "The version of Macromedia
> > > Flash you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install".
> > > How I can locate the version of my Macromedia Flash Player and see then what
> > > steps I must follow for to download this security update?
> > > I have Windows XP home english, Service Pack 2.
> > > Thanks