LiveUpDate Stopped Running

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Using Norton Systemworks 2002 I ran LiveUpdate weekly
with no problem on my single user XP Home Edition
computer. During one run routine run, LiveUpdate would
not run stating that Administrator privileges needed to
be granted to the user. I have uninstalled Norton, moved
up to Norton Systemworks 2003 and still get the same
problem. I am running XP Home Edition SP1 and have the
latest updates applied. Any help would be appreciated.
Systemworks is functional except I am unable to get all
applicable updates.
 
-----Original Message-----
Using Norton Systemworks 2002 I ran LiveUpdate weekly
with no problem on my single user XP Home Edition
computer. During one run routine run, LiveUpdate would
not run stating that Administrator privileges needed to
be granted to the user. I have uninstalled Norton, moved
up to Norton Systemworks 2003 and still get the same
problem. I am running XP Home Edition SP1 and have the
latest updates applied. Any help would be appreciated.
Systemworks is functional except I am unable to get all
applicable updates.
.
have you set your password in schedule tasks.if not go
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to schedule tasks click on updates click task apply your
password ok it and apply and ok again.if you have set
password re-apply it again in the same procedure as before
 
-----Original Message-----

to schedule tasks click on updates click task apply your
password ok it and apply and ok again.if you have set
password re-apply it again in the same procedure as before
.
Brian. Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure
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where "schedule tasks" is located. Is that part of XP or
Norton Systemworks. Also, I have never used a password
before on this XP system. There is only one user
defined, as that user does show up as an administrator.
Thanks again. Rob
 
to schedule tasks click on updates click task apply your
password ok it and apply and ok again.if you have set
password re-apply it again in the same procedure as before
Click to expand...

Slightly different question: How can you get scheduled tasks to run if
nobody is logged on?

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