automatic updates

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hello, about a week ago I moved and since then everytime I turn on my computer (every morning) I get the prompt for the "Automatic Updates" saying windows is ready to install the new updates for my computer.... I know this should not be asking me everyday .... any thoughts? ..I have windows xp, cable modem, etc... thanks in advance, john ([email protected])
 
Hi John,

Take a look at this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;822798
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john said:
hello, about a week ago I moved and since then everytime I turn on my
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computer (every morning) I get the prompt for the "Automatic Updates" saying
windows is ready to install the new updates for my computer.... I know this
should not be asking me everyday .... any thoughts? ..I have windows xp,
cable modem, etc... thanks in advance, john ([email protected])
 
john said:
hello, about a week ago I moved and since then everytime I turn on my
Click to expand...
computer (every morning) I get the prompt for the "Automatic Updates" saying
windows is ready to install the new updates for my computer.... I know this
should not be asking me everyday .... any thoughts? ..I have windows xp,
cable modem, etc... thanks in advance, john ([email protected])

did you install the updates?
 
john said:
hello, about a week ago I moved and since then everytime I turn on my
computer (every morning) I get the prompt for the "Automatic Updates"
saying windows is ready to install the new updates for my
computer.... I know this should not be asking me everyday .... any
thoughts? ..I have windows xp, cable modem, etc... thanks in
advance, john ([email protected])
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You'll have to move back.

And have fun with all the extra spam you'll be receiving just because you
posted to the USENET with your real email address.

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