Hi -
As suggested, I turned off update/turned it back on and got the notice for
SP2... I'm staying away from that (for now).
Thanks for the suggestion. I think it's sorta' a funky way to have to deal
with things, but as long as it works I am fine with that.
DBL
"lcconley" wrote:
> Yes tis took it away for good. I am still able to scan for updates, and it
> finds the sp2 update, but I have not installed it because of the various
> problems people are having after the install. I am assuming the sp2 was
> automatically downloading when it hung up and left the icon in my taskbar at
> 0% because that is the only critical update found when I scan. It has yet to
> try and download automatically though.
>
> "Lon" wrote:
>
> > You turned your automatic updates off and the icon
> > disappeared. Then you turned your automatic updates back
> > on. Did this take the icon away for good? Can you still
> > download updates? Let me know if this took care of it so
> > that when I get on my home computer after work I can try
> > this. Thanks....
> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >I had the same problem. I turned off automatic updates
> > and the icon
> > >disappeared, and then turned automatic updates back on
> > again.
> > >
> > >"DBL" wrote:
> > >
> > >> I've just finished downloading the following
> > two "updates" and now I have the
> > >> Downloading Updates (icon) sitting in my system tray
> > showing 0%... I checked
> > >> my download history and all recent downloads were
> > successful.
> > >>
> > >> Thanks in advance for any thoughts on why this might be
> > happening.
> > >>
> > >> *****
> > >>
> > >> Security Update for Windows XP (KB833987) Successful
> > Wednesday, September
> > >> 15, 2004 Automatic Updates
> > >>
> > >> Update for Background Intelligent Transfer Service
> > (BITS) (KB883357)
> > >> Successful Wednesday, September 15, 2004 Automatic
> > Updates
> > >>
> > >.
> > >
> >
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