URGENT: how to uninstall last updates

Heeelp

my Win XP Pro SP2 was running just fine, than on Friday auto update
installed somethind and said reboot is needed
after reboot if i right click on some files the explorer process freezes
(not responding, 0% cpu usage), if i try to open control panes - same
thing, if i try to print to an LaserJet connected by LAN card -
exception is trown

any help is more than welcome

1. Close any Open Windows or Programs
2. Click Start, select Run
3. Type or copy the following: %WINDIR%
4. Locate the relevant $NtUninstallKB******$\spuninst
5. Locate and double-click the file spuninst.exe. This will start the wizard.
6. Click Next to scan, Yes, to confirm that you want to uninstall the update
regardless of what other software it might affect.
7. Allow it to finish


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"Kevin" <> wrote in message
news:%...
| Heeelp
|
| my Win XP Pro SP2 was running just fine, than on Friday auto update
| installed somethind and said reboot is needed
| after reboot if i right click on some files the explorer process freezes
| (not responding, 0% cpu usage), if i try to open control panes - same
| thing, if i try to print to an LaserJet connected by LAN card -
| exception is trown
|
| any help is more than welcome

Are you able to run System Restore? If so you should just be able to roll
back to the last saved Restore Point, assuming it's fairly recent.

James

"Kevin" wrote:

> Heeelp
>
> my Win XP Pro SP2 was running just fine, than on Friday auto update
> installed somethind and said reboot is needed
> after reboot if i right click on some files the explorer process freezes
> (not responding, 0% cpu usage), if i try to open control panes - same
> thing, if i try to print to an LaserJet connected by LAN card -
> exception is trown
>
> any help is more than welcome
>

tnx, guys

Turned out it were not updates, but some problem with indexes on the C:
NTFS. After many reboots with "check disk" enabled, Norton Disk Doctor
now reports only 3 problems and everything works fine.