MS Security Updates
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 09:31:05 -0700
Each time I reboot my PC, especially after it was off, I
get a "Security Update" message from MS regarding one of
their many patches. Only this time it keeps telling me I
need the 819696 MS Direct X patch. I tell it to install,
it does, then the next time(S) I reboot it's there
again. Why, and how do I remedy the situation.
Bob Scott
rscott4@cinci.rr.com
Relevant Pages
- Windows XP home edition
... >Can you access safe mode via the BIOS? ... >To prevent resets interupting the downloading of patches ... >Turn off Automatic Reboot, if you haven't already. ... >virus forum.Even if you elect to reformat,please report ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Re: Patch your damn computers already!!!
... >libssl, etc.), as well as all kernel patches. ... >requires console access; a remote reboot doesn't. ... > Bill> time is critical for the clients. ... and the client had about 1200 domains spread over 2 systems. ...
(comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc) - Re: WSUS/Reboot
... > service and bouncing the entire box. ... Ever have a box reboot with an error ... > notice is immediate application of patches that don't need reboots. ... > systems is to drop the service in question, apply patches and restart ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: Sun Solaris login bug patches out
... Sometimes the patches are not needed, ... don't require a reboot after installation. ... if you have to wait for the regular scheduled time to install ... an important patch, that may make matters worse also -- being a slave to ...
(Focus-SUN) - Re: Patch your damn computers already!!!
... Bill> to reboot the system. ... I usually reboot for all core library updates (e.g., libc, libm, ... libssl, etc.), as well as all kernel patches. ... Bill> time is critical for the clients. ...
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