Update looks successful, but Windows update still thinks I've not installed it.

Discussion in 'Windows Update' started by Dmitry Vasilyev, Feb 29, 2004.

  1. Dmitry Vasilyev

    Dmitry Vasilyev Guest

    Each time I turn on my PC, windows update asks me to
    install new update (the recent critical patch for Windows
    media player). Installation looks successful, but next
    time this happens again and again.

    Suggestions?

    Thanks very much!
     
    Dmitry Vasilyev, Feb 29, 2004
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  2. Dmitry Vasilyev

    Torgeir Bakken (MVP) Guest

    Hi

    If you mean 828026 ("Update for Windows Media Player URL Script
    Command Behavior"), Jupiter Jones has some problem solving tips
    for this update here:

    http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/828026.htm
     
    Torgeir Bakken (MVP), Feb 29, 2004
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  3. Dmitry Vasilyev

    Guest Guest

     
    Guest, Feb 29, 2004
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  4. Dmitry Vasilyev

    Guest Guest

    Turn off Your antivirus program and any pop up blocker
    programs, then go to the windows update site, scan for
    updates, install them. Then restart your computer. Make
    sure to turn your antivirus program on if it hasn't
    already after you restarted the computer. The update will
    be completely installed now and you shouldn't get the
    same update over and over again. Usally the antivirus
    program prevents a full installation of the update and
    this is why you keep getting it. By turning the antivirus
    program off, it allows for the full installation. Hope
    this helps you. Let me know if this doesn't work...
     
    Guest, Mar 1, 2004
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  5. Dmitry Vasilyev

    Guest Guest

    programs, then go to the windows update site, scan for
    updates, install them. Then restart your computer. Make
    sure to turn your antivirus program on if it hasn't
    already after you restarted the computer. The update will
    be completely installed now and you shouldn't get the
    same update over and over again. Usally the antivirus
    program prevents a full installation of the update and
    this is why you keep getting it. By turning the antivirus
    program off, it allows for the full installation. Hope
    this helps you. Let me know if this doesn't work...
     
    Guest, Mar 1, 2004
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