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Guest
Hello;
After having upgaded my internet dial-up connection to DSL High Speed, I
noticed that my XP Home Edition (SP2) "Automatic Update" settings were
altered.
I also noticed that I can longer change my computer's "Automatic Update"
settings as they are all grayed out (they are now set to Automatic)...even
when I'm logged on as an Administrator.
According to "Automatic Update" help, If a computer is connected to a
network, network policy settings might prevent updates to "Automatic Update"
options.
Can anybody tell me how I can "technicaly confirm" whether the DSL High
Speed service and/or the network policy settings are the reason why I can no
longer update my "Automatic Update" settings? If the cause is not the DSL
High Speed service/network policy settings, how can I re-gain control of my
"Automatic Update" options?
By the way, I'm very good in keping my computer up to date with MS patches
and virus scanner software. I ran a virus scann and all is clean.
Thank you
After having upgaded my internet dial-up connection to DSL High Speed, I
noticed that my XP Home Edition (SP2) "Automatic Update" settings were
altered.
I also noticed that I can longer change my computer's "Automatic Update"
settings as they are all grayed out (they are now set to Automatic)...even
when I'm logged on as an Administrator.
According to "Automatic Update" help, If a computer is connected to a
network, network policy settings might prevent updates to "Automatic Update"
options.
Can anybody tell me how I can "technicaly confirm" whether the DSL High
Speed service and/or the network policy settings are the reason why I can no
longer update my "Automatic Update" settings? If the cause is not the DSL
High Speed service/network policy settings, how can I re-gain control of my
"Automatic Update" options?
By the way, I'm very good in keping my computer up to date with MS patches
and virus scanner software. I ran a virus scann and all is clean.
Thank you