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Assuming you are denied access to the simple Windows
Update SP1 process, though you appear to "pass" the
published criteria, here's one way to find out if the
grass is really greener...
1. Back up all of your data files.
2. Create a Restore Point.
3. Download the 434MB 5-language file from
http://tinyurl.com/32z6vj
4. Start > msconfig (as administrator).
5. Under Services tab, check the Hide all Microsoft
services box.
6. Under Services tab, Disable all.
7. Under Startup tab, Disable all.
8. Reboot.
9. Install the SP1 download - expect 30-60 minutes with
2-3 reboots.
10. When complete, go to msconfig as administrator
again, restore the Services and Startups you wish to
run, or under the General tab select Normal startup.
You're finished.
If you encounter any conflicts, use msconfig to suppress
the startup or service causing it, and seek the latest
driver, file, app, etc.
If you cannot get an updated file/app/driver that is
compatible with SP1, and you must have that function,
roll back. Sorry...
No warranty with this advice, though I was successful on
three recalcitrant computers that should have updated
the simple way, but wouldn't. They run fine now, showing
6001. Good luck to you, and please report here.
Ike --
Who is definitely NOT an MVP but got this the hard way.
Update SP1 process, though you appear to "pass" the
published criteria, here's one way to find out if the
grass is really greener...
1. Back up all of your data files.
2. Create a Restore Point.
3. Download the 434MB 5-language file from
http://tinyurl.com/32z6vj
4. Start > msconfig (as administrator).
5. Under Services tab, check the Hide all Microsoft
services box.
6. Under Services tab, Disable all.
7. Under Startup tab, Disable all.
8. Reboot.
9. Install the SP1 download - expect 30-60 minutes with
2-3 reboots.
10. When complete, go to msconfig as administrator
again, restore the Services and Startups you wish to
run, or under the General tab select Normal startup.
You're finished.
If you encounter any conflicts, use msconfig to suppress
the startup or service causing it, and seek the latest
driver, file, app, etc.
If you cannot get an updated file/app/driver that is
compatible with SP1, and you must have that function,
roll back. Sorry...
No warranty with this advice, though I was successful on
three recalcitrant computers that should have updated
the simple way, but wouldn't. They run fine now, showing
6001. Good luck to you, and please report here.
Ike --
Who is definitely NOT an MVP but got this the hard way.