Thanks for the follow up. After reading the Summary here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/885884
I need a nap. <w>
But seriously, it appears that the installation of MS04-028 did not go
according to Hoyle and KB885884 was reissued to correct that situation.
Anyway, that's just an 'edumowcated' theory.
Glad to hear we can put this puppy to bed now. <g>
MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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RiggsFolly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just to finish this off, the problem has somehow corrected itself.
>
> The only thing I did on the day the problem went away was allow the Update
> subsystem to download and install an update, there was only 1 update
> delivered and it was KB885884, an XP SP2 critical update, which apparently
> corrected a fault in MS04-028. Now I have not had this problem since 2004 so
> I can only assume... nothing. Maybe it was the previous update process that
> had a small problem and left the system in a slightly mixed up state and
> running another install cleaned it up. I guess I will never know.
>
> Anyway thanks for listening.
>
>
>
> "RiggsFolly" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Win XP SP2
>>Processor AMD Athlon 1.4Mhz
>>.NET Framework 1 & 2 & 3
>>Office 2008
>>IE7
>>
>>
>>Ever since the Jan 2008 Update was installed I have had issues when
>>closing down Windows.
>>
>>Unless I close windows pretty much as soon as I boot it I get "Application
>>wont terminate" windows from IEXPLORER.EXE and "Connection Tray". Usually
>>2 from IE and 1 from Connection Tray. I have also had one from Power Meter
>>once.
>>
>>I have been through the EventLog and nothing seems to stand out as
>>happening after the date I installed more often than it did before.
>>
>>This did not happen prior to the Jan 08 update!
>>
>>I have taken to manually closing as many applications in the system tray
>>before doing a shutdown and this makes no difference.
>>
>>
>>IS ANYBODY ELSE experiencing these sort of problems, specifically having
>>started after the Jan 08 update installation?
>>
>>Can anybody suggest any solutions?
>>
>>
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