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|    Henry to Keith Nuttle    |
|    Re: New --to me problem    |
|    12 Sep 13 19:31:51    |
      From: hsknoll@comcast.net              Keith Nuttle wrote:              > On 9/12/2013 2:58 PM, Pfsszxt@aol.com wrote:       >       >> Well, I guess it's really not a problem -- just a nuisance.       >> I just doday received the latedt updates and presumably installed them.       >> Yet thw opdate sign remains on the task bar and when clicked it asks       >> when to install. I say now, and it does it's thing -- and we're right       >> back       >> to the same place again --- it doesn't leave the task bar. A restart       >> didn't change it either!       >>       >>       >       > Microsoft is probably still adding "Updates" to Windows XP to       > "encourage" you to update to Windows 8       >       > I recently had a computer problem on one of my computers. I had to buy       > one with Windows 8. I found that once you get your programs loaded,       > you can pretty much work from the desk top and not have to mess with all       > of the advertising Icon in the "start" screen              It's happening to me also on two WinXP Pro SP3 machines. I down load the       next request and it install them (3 updates) and then even after I completely       shut off the machines, the shield is still in my sys tray. I've downloaded       the updates 4 times on one machine to no avail. If I look at my recent       downloads on the upgrade site, it says I downloaded the three files       successfully.              I'm just going to live with it.              Henry              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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