I just downloaded the network administator version that we're not supposed to
download if we're just installing to a single machine and despite problems
finding files that were supposed to be archived into the back-up (I said skip
them), everything installed seemingly perfect and I now have sp2 on the
machine.
"Quaoar" wrote:
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> "glaucus" <> wrote in message
> news:2CA2C7E3-9661-45CC-90A0-...
> > I've tried many of the fixes suggested here andelsewhere and have had
> > no
> > luck. Auto Update tells me to download every time I switch the
> > computer on
> > but then after a few seconds the icon disappears and nothing has
> > downloaded.
> > When I access the WU website to do it manually, the screen with the
> > download
> > progress comes up but nothing happens. No moving bars. Nothing. After
> > a few
> > minutes I get a failure notice.
> >
> > I have noticed the following behaviors of my computer that may or may
> > not
> > have something to do with the problem. Now when I try to access
> > internet
> > options
> > from the IE tools, I get a notice that says "This operation has been
> > cancelled due to restriction in effect on this computer. Please
> > contact your
> > system administrator" I AM the administrator and I don't recall doing
> > anything to restrict this computer. I can access the options from the
> > control panel however. When I tried to reset the security settings to
> > default using the procedure described elsewhere on this board. I got
> > a
> > message that said the command secsetup or whatever it was isn't a
> > valid
> > command.
> >
> > I have also noticed that since I started applying some of these
> > "fixes" I
> > now get an error tone just as my computer begins to shut down. I have
> > installed the update successfully on 2 other computers using the same
> > router
> > and braodban connection with no problems.
> >
> > I'm at a loss.
> >
>
> Boot to safe mode. Do a complete virus scan, Ad-Aware or Spybot scans.
> You might have a browser hijack or similar.
>
> Q
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