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A few weeks ago, I performed a lot of tweaks to WinXP Pro in order to
cut back some of it's overhead and increase overall system performance.
While I was quite successful in accomplishing my goal, a negative side
effect has been that I now cannot perform a Windows Update. (Note that
I want to do a manual update -- I don't want to activate automatic updates).
I get an error message that tells me to turn on a service in order to
enable updating, but it does not tell me the name of the service that
needs to be activated.
I had turned off a lot of services during my tweaking (using "run
services.msc"). I'd like to do a manual windows update on a regular
basis. Can someone tell what service (or services) that I need to turn
back on?
Thanks!
cut back some of it's overhead and increase overall system performance.
While I was quite successful in accomplishing my goal, a negative side
effect has been that I now cannot perform a Windows Update. (Note that
I want to do a manual update -- I don't want to activate automatic updates).
I get an error message that tells me to turn on a service in order to
enable updating, but it does not tell me the name of the service that
needs to be activated.
I had turned off a lot of services during my tweaking (using "run
services.msc"). I'd like to do a manual windows update on a regular
basis. Can someone tell what service (or services) that I need to turn
back on?
Thanks!