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I asked a question yesterday about the necessity of Service Pack3. Thanks for all the info. From the info, I guess I don't really need it. Does anyone know how |
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I asked a question yesterday about the necessity of Service Pack3. Thanks
for all the info. From the info, I guess I don't really need it. Does anyone know how to delete it from updates if I don't want it. It also shows 0 downloaded and failed to install. Now I need to know about other updates the fail to install and show 0 downloaded info. I called Dell and they said I do not need the updates for my computer and that is why they did not install. The icon showed up in my in my system tray wanting to install 2 updates. One was for Update Windows XP (KB952287) and the other was a Security Update (KB046648). My history shows they have tried to install numerous times and have failed and also failed when I try to install. Is it true that if an update does not install, you do not need it for your system? Thanks! |
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I used the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs to remove it.
"Ditto007" wrote: > I asked a question yesterday about the necessity of Service Pack3. Thanks > for all the info. From the info, I guess I don't really need it. Does > anyone know how to delete it from updates if I don't want it. It also shows > 0 downloaded and failed to install. > > Now I need to know about other updates the fail to install and show 0 > downloaded info. I called Dell and they said I do not need the updates for > my computer and that is why they did not install. > The icon showed up in my in my system tray wanting to install 2 updates. One > was for Update Windows XP (KB952287) and the other was a Security Update > (KB046648). My history shows they have tried to install numerous times and > have failed and also failed when I try to install. > > Is it true that if an update does not install, you do not need it for your > system? > > Thanks! > > |
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"Is it true that if an update does not install, you do not need it for your
system?" No, that is not true. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "Ditto007" wrote: > I asked a question yesterday about the necessity of Service Pack3. Thanks > for all the info. From the info, I guess I don't really need it. Does > anyone know how to delete it from updates if I don't want it. It also shows > 0 downloaded and failed to install. > > Now I need to know about other updates the fail to install and show 0 > downloaded info. I called Dell and they said I do not need the updates for > my computer and that is why they did not install. > The icon showed up in my in my system tray wanting to install 2 updates. One > was for Update Windows XP (KB952287) and the other was a Security Update > (KB046648). My history shows they have tried to install numerous times and > have failed and also failed when I try to install. > > Is it true that if an update does not install, you do not need it for your > system? > > Thanks! > > |
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