Thanks, Rich
somewhere in my travels looking for a solution it was mentioned that I
should not have any adware/spyware installed. The first place I looked, on
your suggestion was Bazooka. It requires installation:after which, and
running, should I then uninstall before attempting to go on?
"Rich Barry" wrote:
> Sphinx, most of SP2 Update problems are a result of Systems infested with
> Malware. Do a complete check first.
> Use ALL of these free sites. What one misses the other will pick up.
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> "sphinx" <> wrote in message
> news:C9FB0D23-6FD4-45C6-B0F0-...
> > ok. I think I finally got the incomplete download of SP@ off the system.
> > Altho, it appears to have been cached and wonder if I should clear the
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> > as well. By now am leary of even trying to get the service pack as it has
> > caused me so much trouble.
> > I was hoping to open this line of discussion again as it seems to have
> > disapeared since yesterday. Does anyone know of a failsafe way to get this
> > upgrade without having to continuously tweak and adjust? I thought XP was
> > supposed to be so much better. I would go back to WIN98SE if it only had
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> > multimedia abilities i'm waiting to use.
> > There were a couple of posts that really helped and I do appreciate your
> > taking the time.
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