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Juan I. Cahis
Dear friends:
Vista's Microsoft Windows Update crashes. Today, my Vista Business
computer started to download and install all the yesterday supplied
patches from Microsoft, and it crashed every time that it tried to
install any of the just supplied security patches. After the installer
crash, I didn't need to reboot to continue working with the PC, but I
needed to reboot to continue with the patches download/install
process.
I could take note of the following information related to the crashes:
APPCRASH
Application: TrustedInstaller.exe
Module: WCP.DLL
Curiously, when I originally installed Vista on my PC, I updated it
going manually to the Ms Windows Update WEB page, without any problem.
But the automated process resulted a disaster. Could be a solution to
disable the automatic process, and to go manually to the Ms Windows
Update WEB page once every Friday, when the Microsoft server's load
should have declined?
I didn't have any problem, however, with my "old" WinXP PCs.
Any hint
Thanks
Juan I. Cahis
Santiago de Chile (South America)
Note: Please forgive me for my bad English, I am trying to improve it!
Vista's Microsoft Windows Update crashes. Today, my Vista Business
computer started to download and install all the yesterday supplied
patches from Microsoft, and it crashed every time that it tried to
install any of the just supplied security patches. After the installer
crash, I didn't need to reboot to continue working with the PC, but I
needed to reboot to continue with the patches download/install
process.
I could take note of the following information related to the crashes:
APPCRASH
Application: TrustedInstaller.exe
Module: WCP.DLL
Curiously, when I originally installed Vista on my PC, I updated it
going manually to the Ms Windows Update WEB page, without any problem.
But the automated process resulted a disaster. Could be a solution to
disable the automatic process, and to go manually to the Ms Windows
Update WEB page once every Friday, when the Microsoft server's load
should have declined?
I didn't have any problem, however, with my "old" WinXP PCs.
Any hint
Thanks
Juan I. Cahis
Santiago de Chile (South America)
Note: Please forgive me for my bad English, I am trying to improve it!