Re: windows problem

The term "High Security Patch" rings a bell, but I've looked up all the
patches I'm finding and I can't find anything labeled that or anything
referring to "ie spX"
Jim Gribbin

Darren Coolidge wrote:
> I know this is a real long shot...
> On w2k did you apply the High Security Patch (Should come with ie spX
> sorry I don't remember the number)
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> On 8/12/05, Jim Gribbin <Jim@jimgribbin.com> wrote:
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>>Were you by chance using W2K? I know XP doesn't seem to be having
>>problems. I'm trying to figure out if it's a W2K issue, or a problem
>>with my box.
>>Jim Gribbin
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>>larry collier wrote:
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>>>Tested on ie and an early mozilla - did not experience any problems wit=
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>>>that site.
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>>>Larry
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>>>Jim Gribbin wrote:
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>>>>I don't have rstrui.exe. Isn't System Restore and Restore Points an XP
>>>>thing? I've got W2K.
>>>>My suspicion is that my problem is related to a Rollup type update that
>>>>I did on the 5th. I can remove it according to Add/Remove, but I'd
>>>>rather not for access to a single web site.
>>>>
>>>>I did Google the problem. Only found 1 problem that seemed similar. It
>>>>was a wysiwig editor that put some code at the end of the page that
>>>>caused the problem. I don't think thats it though as it appeared to be =
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>>>>problem for anyone who accessed the page. This just seems to be a
>>>>problem for me, or possibly people running W2K, and only on that site.
>>>>
>>>>www.acs-pcug.org
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>>>>I'm trying to figure out if its a problem with W2K, or just MY box. Kin=
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>>>>of hoping someone else with W2K trys the page and posts the results.
>>>>
>>>>Jim Gribbin
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>>>>Tim Jordan wrote:
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>>>>>Jim Gribbin wrote:
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>>>>>>I know this is a Linux group, but I am forced to use windows part tim=
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>>>>>>and I know I'm not the only one here who does. Besides, I'm desperate=
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>>>>>>My laptop dual-boots w2k and has been working well for a while. The
>>>>>>other day I let it download some large, cumulative security update fr=
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>>>>>>Microsoft.
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>>>>>
>>>>>Do you use system resotre (rstrui.exe) on your laptop? Perhaps there =
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>>>>>a check point you can roll the laptop back to?
>>>>>
>>>>>I have also had success removing them from the control panel or from
>>>>>the system root (C:\WINDOWS); there you can find the uninstall dirs.
>>>>>
>>>>>Tim
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