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Old April 1st 03, 12:24 PM
Kev B.
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Default Essential Upgrades Not Doing (?) So

After yesterdays (I Thought succesful) d/load of
essential upgrade of 331953 (there's also a Q810243,
Media Television) I tried running "rpcrt.dll" to check
if "5.1.2600.1140" was indeed there but search still does
not find rpc... . On going to download history I discover
that both the above d/loads on automatic actually failed.
Computer apparently succesfully d/loaded the 331953 on
the 27 march, but I had to do a restore on the 30 march
back to 27 march,to the entry for 331953, does this mean
it's not really there and how can I force it to d/load ?
At the moment my d/load register is filling up with a
list of "fails" (I dont want the t.v. thing yet).
Any (more) help would be appreciated.
Kev B.
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Old April 1st 03, 02:29 PM
Nicholas
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Default Essential Upgrades Not Doing (?) So

Windows Update: http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp

Windows Update Troubleshooter
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/

Problems When Viewing or Downloading From Windows Update
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=3D193385

Also, visit http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_w.htm and scroll=20
down to "Windows Update" for additional troubleshooting ideas.

The "Official" Windows Update Troubleshooting Newsgroup:
news:microsoft.public.windowsupdate


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"Kev B." wrote in message: =20
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| After yesterdays (I Thought succesful) d/load of=20
| essential upgrade of 331953 (there's also a Q810243,=20
| Media Television) I tried running "rpcrt.dll" to check=20
| if "5.1.2600.1140" was indeed there but search still does=20
| not find rpc... . On going to download history I discover=20
| that both the above d/loads on automatic actually failed.
| Computer apparently succesfully d/loaded the 331953 on=20
| the 27 march, but I had to do a restore on the 30 march=20
| back to 27 march,to the entry for 331953, does this mean=20
| it's not really there and how can I force it to d/load ?=20
| At the moment my d/load register is filling up with a=20
| list of "fails" (I dont want the t.v. thing yet).
| Any (more) help would be appreciated.
| Kev B.
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Old April 2nd 03, 01:03 AM
Sharon F
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On Tue, 1 Apr 2003 03:24:19 -0800, "Kev B." wrote:

After yesterdays (I Thought succesful) d/load of
essential upgrade of 331953 (there's also a Q810243,
Media Television) I tried running "rpcrt.dll" to check
if "5.1.2600.1140" was indeed there but search still does
not find rpc... . On going to download history I discover
that both the above d/loads on automatic actually failed.
Computer apparently succesfully d/loaded the 331953 on
the 27 march, but I had to do a restore on the 30 march
back to 27 march,to the entry for 331953, does this mean
it's not really there and how can I force it to d/load ?
At the moment my d/load register is filling up with a
list of "fails" (I dont want the t.v. thing yet).
Any (more) help would be appreciated.
Kev B.


Make sure system files aren't being hidden in Explorer: Folder Options
View. Mark off Show All Files and Folders. Uncheck box to Hide System
Protected Files. Now look for rpcrt4.dll. You may have several copies.
The one that is loaded into memory (the working copy) is the one in the
Windows\System32 folder

Sharon F
MS MVP [Shell/User]
 




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