[Crossposted to Windows Update newsgroup.]
Weird indeed. Thanks for the feedback.
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~PA Bear
Roger Gelder wrote:
> This morning I returned to the August upgrades, now knowing
> that KB932596 was the likely problem.
> In one, then twos, then a four group, three Restore points,
> re-booting as needed, and then, finally KB932596.
> All has gone in smoothly, although in a different order from the
> original downloads and - so far - all is peace and quiet, nothing
> untoward, at all.
> Weird,
> roj
>
> "PA Bear" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> While 932596 is not officially a "critical security update", it was
>> released to protect code and critical structures in the Windows kernel
>> from being modified by unknown software or data, known as “kernel
>> patching”.
>
>>> BTW- The update that is the culprit is
>>> Update for Windows Vista for x64-based Systems (KB932596)
>
>>>> Roger Gelder wrote:
>
>>>>> (iii) the identical response occured with my updates - no
>>>>> home network & problems with IE6 (error messages)
>>>>> (iv) recovery was via Restore to the previous day's point,
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