Update KB980182

I downloaded and installed MS update KB980182 and now the computer runs a lot
slower when I am using Internet Explorer. I have done everything I can think
of to rectify the problem but it does no good. When I unistall the update, IE
runs at its
normal speed and when I reinstall it, the problem returns, therefore it has
something to do with this update.
Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution to this problem?

I installed it (don't use IE) and hyperlinks in Outlook 2003 take MINUTES to open - other slowness related to internet access noted also. Bad patch.

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Thank You Tom, however I was referring to the speed that IE itself shows the
info on the screen. The Upload and Download speeds of the internet are
unchanged only the internal computer speeds.
Using the same Web Sites, ect. the speeds at which they appear on the
monitor are greatly reduced when the update is installed.
When a internet speed test is done, there is no change, therefore there is
some effect on my browser and I do not know where.

"Tom" wrote:

>
> "Ward" <> wrote in message
> news:8F756C16-CD2A-4029-A866-...
> >I downloaded and installed MS update KB980182 and now the computer runs a
> >lot
> > slower when I am using Internet Explorer. I have done everything I can
> > think
> > of to rectify the problem but it does no good. When I unistall the update,
> > IE
> > runs at its
> > normal speed and when I reinstall it, the problem returns, therefore it
> > has
> > something to do with this update.
> > Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution to this problem?
>
>
> I just downloaded and installed KB980182. After restarting, it finished its
> installation.
>
> Checking my I.E. access speed, I found it to be either the same or faster.
>
>
> .
>

Not here. What happens if you disable your Add Ons

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"Ward" <> wrote in message
news:EF72A45D-131A-470B-84D3-...
> Thank You Tom, however I was referring to the speed that IE itself shows the
> info on the screen. The Upload and Download speeds of the internet are
> unchanged only the internal computer speeds.
> Using the same Web Sites, ect. the speeds at which they appear on the
> monitor are greatly reduced when the update is installed.
> When a internet speed test is done, there is no change, therefore there is
> some effect on my browser and I do not know where.
>
> "Tom" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Ward" <> wrote in message
>> news:8F756C16-CD2A-4029-A866-...
>> >I downloaded and installed MS update KB980182 and now the computer runs a
>> >lot
>> > slower when I am using Internet Explorer. I have done everything I can
>> > think
>> > of to rectify the problem but it does no good. When I unistall the update,
>> > IE
>> > runs at its
>> > normal speed and when I reinstall it, the problem returns, therefore it
>> > has
>> > something to do with this update.
>> > Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution to this problem?
>>
>>
>> I just downloaded and installed KB980182. After restarting, it finished its
>> installation.
>>
>> Checking my I.E. access speed, I found it to be either the same or faster.
>>
>>
>> .
>>

"Ward" wrote:

> I downloaded and installed MS update KB980182 and now the computer runs a lot
> slower when I am using Internet Explorer. I have done everything I can think
> of to rectify the problem but it does no good. When I unistall the update, IE
> runs at its
> normal speed and when I reinstall it, the problem returns, therefore it has
> something to do with this update.
> Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution to this problem?

"Ward" wrote:

> I downloaded and installed MS update KB980182 and now the computer runs a lot
> slower when I am using Internet Explorer. I have done everything I can think
> of to rectify the problem but it does no good. When I unistall the update, IE
> runs at its
> normal speed and when I reinstall it, the problem returns, therefore it has
> something to do with this update.
> Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution to this problem?


It actually did more than that on both Vista machines, can't log into
Windows Live Messenger, unable to get updates for Security Essentials and
Microsoft Updates. It appears to be blocking ports. Uninstalling KB980182
restored Windows VISTA Ultimate back to normal.