Updates I don't want.

I keep getting reminded by the automatic updating that I have updates.
Many of them lately have been for Office which I don't have. How do I
get rid of these from the list of updates? They don't go away.

Stan

Death wrote:
> Stan wrote:
>
>> I keep getting reminded by the automatic updating that I have updates.
>> Many of them lately have been for Office which I don't have. How do I
>> get rid of these from the list of updates? They don't go away.
>>
>> Stan
>
> Open Windows Update , click Change Settings, uncheck
> Microsoft Update

I only want to get rid of the ones that I don't want to install as they
hang around on the list of upates to be installed. Thanks.

On 12/30/09, Stan posted:
> Death wrote:
>> Stan wrote:
>>
>>> I keep getting reminded by the automatic updating that I have updates.
>>> Many of them lately have been for Office which I don't have. How do I
>>> get rid of these from the list of updates? They don't go away.
>>>
>>> Stan
>>
>> Open Windows Update , click Change Settings, uncheck
>> Microsoft Update

> I only want to get rid of the ones that I don't want to install as they hang
> around on the list of upates to be installed. Thanks.

Click on the plus sign to expand the update and click on the "hide"
checkbox.

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In article <>,
says...
>
> I keep getting reminded by the automatic updating that I have updates.
> Many of them lately have been for Office which I don't have. How do I
> get rid of these from the list of updates? They don't go away.
>
> Stan

If you're being told about automatic updates for MS Office then you
actually do have something installed that is part of/from Office even if
you don't know it.

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Leythos wrote:
> In article<>,
> says...
>>
>> I keep getting reminded by the automatic updating that I have updates.
>> Many of them lately have been for Office which I don't have. How do I
>> get rid of these from the list of updates? They don't go away.
>>
>> Stan
>
> If you're being told about automatic updates for MS Office then you
> actually do have something installed that is part of/from Office even if
> you don't know it.
>

I do have the Office Power Point Viewer and the Word Viewer so that must
be it.