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Thread ID: 40055	2003-11-26 09:15:00	Repeating Critical Update	eef2 (1904)	Press F1

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194915	2003-12-06 10:09:00	> Next, I try to turn off Auto Updates - only way I > could think of doing this was by taking the shortcut > icon off the desktop's sidebar - above the start > button Have a look in Control Panel > System > Automatic Updates. You can select what options you prefer.	Jen C (20)
194916	2003-12-06 10:12:00	Oops - I'm a bit slow here - _mike_ had already posted when I had my back turned doing other things :) Also, my instructions were for WinXP which I forgot to mention.	Jen C (20)
194917	2003-12-06 10:49:00	Trouble is, - I'm on WIn 98 SE (sigh) - oh well.:-(	eef2 (1904)
194918	2003-12-07 08:13:00	control panel/internet optoins/advanced "auto check for updates"	tweak'e (174)
194919	2003-12-07 09:59:00	Thanks, tweake. Now I won't have anymore unwelcome visitations from Microsoft. I don't care much for it's Outlook Express as a matter of preference, and there's very little updating they would do now for Win 98 which I want to stick to. However, as I said before, the experience has been rewarding as I did discover the little corner they have for driver updates which I might have otherwise missed.	eef2 (1904)
194920	2003-12-07 20:28:00	> I don't care much for > it's Outlook Express as a matter of preference, > and there's very little updating they would do now > for Win 98 which I want to stick to. If you do use Outlook Express and/or Internet Explorer it would still pay to keep them up to date, especially Internet Explorer, as Microsoft fixes security holes in the updates.	tommy (2826)
194921	2003-12-07 22:09:00	I have had many problems with repeated automatic updates, so I just visit the URL they talk about it and you can manually download the update, save it to your drive and install the file, after that, the repeating ended.	Kame (312)
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