Updates Issue

While I was in email, I received a message about updates having been
performed on my Vista Home Premium. There were several "ha ha's" in the
message. I was given the option to restart now or restart later, but I
couldn't restart later. I found this very annoying and wonder if anyone else
has encountered this problem. I don't want to have to stop working every
time this ha-ha thing takes over my computer.

What is a "ha ha"?

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"befuddled" <> wrote in message
news:8AF78B8B-6597-4D03-AC5A-...
> While I was in email, I received a message about updates having been
> performed on my Vista Home Premium. There were several "ha ha's" in the
> message. I was given the option to restart now or restart later, but I
> couldn't restart later. I found this very annoying and wonder if anyone
> else
> has encountered this problem. I don't want to have to stop working every
> time this ha-ha thing takes over my computer.

"befuddled" <> wrote in message
news:8AF78B8B-6597-4D03-AC5A-...
> While I was in email, I received a message about updates having been
> performed on my Vista Home Premium. There were several "ha ha's" in the
> message. I was given the option to restart now or restart later, but I
> couldn't restart later. I found this very annoying and wonder if anyone
> else
> has encountered this problem. I don't want to have to stop working every
> time this ha-ha thing takes over my computer.


The problem exists in all versions of Windows that do automatic updates.
Change the update setting to "Download updates but let me choose when to
install them".

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Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca