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Same Windows Update Notification Keeps Recurring
I have the same problem with a repeated update notification that was discussed here:
I have followed the advice of "tomron" which was offered as a solution but without success. The offending update is KB936181 which I have repeatedly tried to install, but it keeps on returning. Please can anyone offer any other advice, believe me I have tried many othe references without success.
Dimension 4500, 2.53GHz processor, 512Mb DIMM, Windows XP, 20Gb hard disk, 80Gb hard disk, Roxio CD R/RW, Blueyonder Broadband & LAN, Dell Photo All-in-One printer.
Dimension 4100, 1GHz processor, 256Mb SDRAM, Windows ME, 20Gb hard disk, Adaptec CD R/DW, HP Deskjet 840C, Scanjet 3300c, Blueyonder Broadband & LAN
Inspiron 8600, 1.4 Ghz processor, 512Mb SDRAM, Windows XP Home, 40Gb hard disk, Philips CDRW/DVD disk drive, Blueyonder Broadband & LAN
Netgear RP614 v2 router.
Dimension 4100, 1GHz processor, 256Mb SDRAM, Windows ME, 20Gb hard disk, Adaptec CD R/DW, HP Deskjet 840C, Scanjet 3300c, Blueyonder Broadband & LAN
Inspiron 8600, 1.4 Ghz processor, 512Mb SDRAM, Windows XP Home, 40Gb hard disk, Philips CDRW/DVD disk drive, Blueyonder Broadband & LAN
Netgear RP614 v2 router.
- Thanks mombodog for your reply. I have already installed the latest version of the Kodak software which I use with my video camera but I still have the original Kodak disk, so I may re-load the original software which never gave me any problem with the Windows updates.thyde
- To mombodog: I have found a further reference to this problem here:However, I have not yet looked at the various entries, there are 69, but it may be worthwhile for others to look at since it refers to a specific update (KB936181), which keeps recurring on my computer even though it is already downloaded and installed.thyde
- I looked at some of the messages that I referred to in my last post and now I seem to have solved the problem. I did try several suggestions but the successful one was the simplest - use Control Panel/Add or Remove Programs, make sure that the Show Updates button is ticked, and then scroll to the offending update and remove it - then exit the Control Panel. Now make sure that Automatic Updates is selected for Windows, close the computer and re-boot. On completion the update is downloaded and reinstalled.Since carrying out this process the offending update as not (yet) tried to return.thyde
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Posted January 1st, 2008 13:00