I took your suggestion, Alias, about resetting auto updates. Found that it
was not where I left it from last visit to that page. Had changed back to
MS's preferred mode, that is that I just let them do what they want, send to
me and install without my knowing it has happened. Also found, I could not
change scheduled time from
"Everyday at 3am" to anything else. Won't change, went into my own computer
and tried to reset to download but notify me so I can install at my choice.
It won't change either. Does this sound like a problem to you? I mean it
looks like it changes but when I go back to check it, it has reverted to
download and install without any notice to me. Don't you just love MS?
"Alias" wrote:
> craiglarry wrote:
> > Must be a new trend. Same reaction to my attempts to collect MS's announced
> > security updates. My auto updates won't get them either. Been away from this
> > computer for a month. Waited three days for these security updates in auto
> > then tried several times to get them manually. The MS site is so intense
> > about seeing if I have current update managed software and getting it's
> > spyware installed on my computer it can do nothing but say it is unable to do
> > anything. MS is so paranoid about illegal copies it now screws it's paying
> > customers. So weary of this.
>
> What happens if you set AU to "download but don't install. Let me choose
> what to install"?
>
> Alias
> >
> > "Gene3" wrote:
> >
> >> and it never goes any further...
> >>
> >>
> >>
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