yellow reminder icon

[bkaras]

01:45 4/7/2007

How do I get RID OF the yellow reminder icon that's near the clock (that
constantly sends me annoying reminders to update Windows and install those
programs). Like I wrote it is annoying. Also I don't like installing a
program with a perfunctory, at best, explanation for what the update does.

Thank you,

Barry Karas

PS I have WinXP Pro with SP2.

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

Control Panel>Security Center - in the left hand pane click on 'Change the
way Security Center alerts me'.

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[Brian A.]

Control Panel > Automatic Updates applet > Turn off AU.

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[Uncle Grumpy]

Like I wrote it is annoying.

This is the second time in as many days that you've asked this.

This time I hope you've got the sense to follow the instructions
provided you.

 

[mikeyhsd]

would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times a post may be made.



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Like I wrote it is annoying.

This is the second time in as many days that you've asked this.

This time I hope you've got the sense to follow the instructions
provided you.

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP has posed this same exact issue just 2 days ago. He received the correct answer then as he did now.

He should stay with his original post and not start a new one of the same.
Mikey it is just common sense to do this. Also may I ask why in the heavens are you posting here with HTML. Try and post like everyone else in plain text. Many will not open your post because of it.

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would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times a post may be made.



(e-mail address removed)

Like I wrote it is annoying.

This is the second time in as many days that you've asked this.

This time I hope you've got the sense to follow the instructions
provided you.

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times
a post may be made.

In newsgroups, just as in other walks of life, there are many things that we
do or don't do, not because we are following *rules*, but because
established conventions and common courtesy dictate that that's the way they
are done.

Uncle Grumpy certainly didn't make his point politely, but he made it
correctly.

 

[mikeyhsd]

not really, there are sometimes situations where reviewing what has been posted is not available.
I see no reason why a person cannot post again if they can find no answers.
especially in the circumstances where there are language differences.

like I said where is the RULE on number of times or frequency that a post can be made.





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would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times
a post may be made.

In newsgroups, just as in other walks of life, there are many things that we
do or don't do, not because we are following *rules*, but because
established conventions and common courtesy dictate that that's the way they
are done.

Uncle Grumpy certainly didn't make his point politely, but he made it
correctly.

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times a post may be made.

I'll provide a link to the rule that says if you don't like what I
have to say, you can kiss my ass... would that work?

 

[mikeyhsd]

that always works both ways.



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would you provide a link to the rule that states the number of times a post may be made.

I'll provide a link to the rule that says if you don't like what I
have to say, you can kiss my ass... would that work?

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

that always works both ways.

But you were dumb enough to ask.

 

[mikeyhsd]

maybe you should go out and hire a prostitute and get laid, might not be so grumpy.
I hear they sell boys where you live.,



(e-mail address removed)

that always works both ways.

But you were dumb enough to ask.