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September 14th 09, 04:14 PM
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Microsoft Updates
Is there a way to select the downloads rather getting all of them
I do not want to install IE8 but Microsoft has it in my download list I want to get all the other fixes but not IE8 Thanks Bob 
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September 14th 09, 04:35 PM
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Microsoft Updates
1- Tell Windows Security Center to inform you when new updates are
available but not to download them automatically. 2- Select Custom instead of Express when you access Microsoft Update. BTW: Microsoft Update never downloads 'all fixes' automatically. It only downloads Critical Updates, and then only if you tell it to do so. Internet Explorer 8 is a High Priority update, so it will not download (or install) automatically. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Bob wrote: Is there a way to select the downloads rather getting all of them I do not want to install IE8 but Microsoft has it in my download list I want to get all the other fixes but not IE8 Thanks Bob
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