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Posted by Tom [Pepper] Willett on March 23, 2006, 6:37 pm
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The replies in the "another forum" you posted to seem to have answered your
questions.
> The other day we signed into our Critical Update page to see if there were
> any critical updates for our WinXPsp2. We noticed at the top of the screen
> the following printed announcement: "Try Microsoft Update."
> We understand this is a new program for Critical Updates and also included
> critical updates for MS Office, etc. The previous Critical Update
> 'Express'
> button was still there and I clicked on that.
> #1- We are told that this NEW "Try Microsoft Update" will replace the the
> Critical Update that we are now using. Is that true?
> #2- Can we continue to use the 'previous' critical update "Express"
> button?
> #3- If we do click on the "Try Microsoft Update" button, will we have to
> download ActiveX files, etc., so it will work?
> #4- If we only want to download the Critical Updates for WinXPsp2, is that
> possible? Or would we have to also download other updates for Office,
> etc.?
> (We never use Office!)
> #5- If we do switch to the new "Try Microsoft Update" and we find that we
> do
> not like it, can we switch back to the previuos Critical Update page that
> we
> have been using (with the Express and Custom buttons)?......
> Please advise because we are quite confused as what to do. We don't want
> to
> click on the "Try Microsoft Update" and find out we have to download alot
> of
> files that we will never use and also, once we click on it, we can never
> switch back to the old Critical Update page. (We read the Try Microsoft
> Update information page but it did not enlighten us too much. We did post
> in
> another forum, but think that one was incorrect and that this forum is the
> right one.)
> Thank you.
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