Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...

Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...
Even if I retry download, no luck...
In the Home PAge, it show that I have lot lot of "Update Files Needed" under
the "Status of Dowloads"
Synching goes wel though and reports success...

I previuosly ran wsusutil on our production server that downloads directly
from MS Website...What is weird is that my test server, which dowloads
directly from MS Website as well is experiencing the same this although I
have not run the tool on this one.

Is there something I missed? I'll appreciate it a lot if someone can assit
me in clearing these red dot with X from my updates list in both tet and prod
servers.

Thanks,
Newbie

"SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:

> Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...

Clicking on the red cross does show wich error number?
Wich Windows version are you using?
What action did you take *before* the problem occured?

Bye,
Freudi

Actually, in this case, the Red button is neirther left or right clickable...
This red buttons with x inside it shows on each update when I am viewing the
Updates...
In the homepage, it shows 120 updates needing files.
the dowwnloading portiong is at 62,000.33 of 69.000 and seems to be stuck in
there...
I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...
Both are synching directly from MS Website...

Thanks :-)


"Ottmar Freudenberger" wrote:

> "SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:
>
> > Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...
>
> Clicking on the red cross does show wich error number?
> Wich Windows version are you using?
> What action did you take *before* the problem occured?
>
> Bye,
> Freudi
>

"SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:

> I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
> for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...

Ehm, I may have missed that, but you're talking about WSUS?
If true, feel free to start a new thread in the WSUS newsgroup.

Bye,
Freudi

ooops..sorry...

Thanks

:-) A

"Ottmar Freudenberger" wrote:

> "SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:
>
> > I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
> > for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...
>
> Ehm, I may have missed that, but you're talking about WSUS?
> If true, feel free to start a new thread in the WSUS newsgroup.
>
> Bye,
> Freudi
>

"SMS Newbie in the Block" <> wrote in message
news:C63E1DA1-3D0E-4719-A4C5-...
> Actually, in this case, the Red button is neirther left or right clickable...
> This red buttons with x inside it shows on each update when I am viewing the
> Updates...


That can be a symptom of a misconfigured popup blocker...


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> In the homepage, it shows 120 updates needing files.
> the dowwnloading portiong is at 62,000.33 of 69.000 and seems to be stuck in
> there...
> I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
> for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...
> Both are synching directly from MS Website...
>
> Thanks :-)
>
>
> "Ottmar Freudenberger" wrote:
>
>> "SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:
>>
>> > Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...
>>
>> Clicking on the red cross does show wich error number?
>> Wich Windows version are you using?
>> What action did you take *before* the problem occured?
>>
>> Bye,
>> Freudi
>>

Did you mean it should be turned off?
Currently, on and off are my only options in the Pop-up Blocker in IE.

Thanks :-)
Newbie

"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:

> "SMS Newbie in the Block" <> wrote in message
> news:C63E1DA1-3D0E-4719-A4C5-...
> > Actually, in this case, the Red button is neirther left or right clickable...
> > This red buttons with x inside it shows on each update when I am viewing the
> > Updates...
>
>
> That can be a symptom of a misconfigured popup blocker...
>
>
> ---
>
>
> > In the homepage, it shows 120 updates needing files.
> > the dowwnloading portiong is at 62,000.33 of 69.000 and seems to be stuck in
> > there...
> > I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
> > for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...
> > Both are synching directly from MS Website...
> >
> > Thanks :-)
> >
> >
> > "Ottmar Freudenberger" wrote:
> >
> >> "SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:
> >>
> >> > Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...
> >>
> >> Clicking on the red cross does show wich error number?
> >> Wich Windows version are you using?
> >> What action did you take *before* the problem occured?
> >>
> >> Bye,
> >> Freudi
> >>
>
>
>

"SMS Newbie in the Block" <> wrote in message
news:4912A30C-221C-45CB-9BC2-...
> Did you mean it should be turned off?
> Currently, on and off are my only options in the Pop-up Blocker in IE.


Turn all popup blockers off, as a test.

FWIW the only one that I know anything about is the IE built-in one
which would allow you to filter on site name once it was turned on.
However, I don't think the built-in popup blocker causes your symptom.


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>
> Thanks :-)
> Newbie
>
> "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:
>
>> "SMS Newbie in the Block" <> wrote in message
>> news:C63E1DA1-3D0E-4719-A4C5-...
>> > Actually, in this case, the Red button is neirther left or right clickable...
>> > This red buttons with x inside it shows on each update when I am viewing the
>> > Updates...
>>
>>
>> That can be a symptom of a misconfigured popup blocker...
>>
>>
>> ---
>>
>>
>> > In the homepage, it shows 120 updates needing files.
>> > the dowwnloading portiong is at 62,000.33 of 69.000 and seems to be stuck in
>> > there...
>> > I did WSUSUtil.exe deleteunneededrevisions on a different server (prod) but
>> > for some reason, the same symptom happen even on the test server...
>> > Both are synching directly from MS Website...
>> >
>> > Thanks :-)
>> >
>> >
>> > "Ottmar Freudenberger" wrote:
>> >
>> >> "SMS Newbie in the Block" schrieb:
>> >>
>> >> > Red dot with X showing in a lot of updates...
>> >>
>> >> Clicking on the red cross does show wich error number?
>> >> Wich Windows version are you using?
>> >> What action did you take *before* the problem occured?
>> >>
>> >> Bye,
>> >> Freudi
>> >>
>>
>>
>>