Windows Update site needs some update on the instructions

Hi,
i wonder if someone here (a MVP or another person having better contacts
than myself?) could forward this to Microsoft: The instructions how to
run Windows Update as a Administrator are bogus. When you click on
Windows Update as a normal user, it tells you to run it as Administrator
via the Run As... Feature, a description follows. But for Windows 2000
(and i think this is also true for Windows XP?) it misses the part that
you have to press the Shift Key to get Run As... in the context menu.
Note that i only looked the description on the German update site, so i
don't know if this is true for other languages, too.

Frank

"Frank Wein" <> wrote in message
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> The instructions how to run Windows Update as a Administrator are bogus.
> But for Windows 2000 (and i think this is also true for Windows XP?) it
> misses the part that you have to press the Shift Key to get Run As... in
> the context menu.

N/A to XP. visible sans the 'shift'.
Bonus in 2k (or xploit?..) is that blank pass is permitted whereas in xp if
Admin has no pass set, it would't work.

As for that little oversight in instructions, well- keep in mind that most
directions are 'sorta' global for current supported OS's and FWIW 2k is
reaching the end of main-stream support end of this month!
While extended support life cycle is still in 'ongoing' phase, 2k will
receive it's very last 'security rollup package' this month and will
gradually be pushed* into migration ...

Interesting reading here...
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/05/27/422721.aspx