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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?TmV3ZWxsIFdoaXRl?= on January 18, 2008, 4:01 am
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"wipeout64@hotmail.com" wrote:
> I had my updates for Windows XP set on to download the updates, but do
> not install and warn me first. I installed and immediately after my
> windows slowed down and behaved choppy as if I had a virus. I
> uninstalled the update and the problem went away. The next day windows
> warned me of an update from Microsoft. Again I installed it and the
> same thing happened. I updated and ran Norton Antivirus and it found a
> Trojan.
>
> 1) Can a Trojan effect MS updates and/or mock an available update?
> 2)How can I find out what the most current update should be? MS
> doesn't allow manual downloads (to my knowledge). They want to go on
> your machine and do it for you.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
2) Your knowledge is inadequate.
Turn off 'Automatic Updates', and Start... All Programs... Microsoft Update
When you are told how many updates are required, select Custom install, and
you can review ID and nature of each update.
MS (and that nice Mr. Gates) are not responsible for ALL that ails modern
life.
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Regards,
Newell White
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