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Problem with Update 816093
If you have a restore point made before installing the update, go back to it. I see no problem here with that one: but I am trying to trace down some weird memory behaviour patterns that may associate with its predecessor - Q 810030. So I would be interested in any results you can describe. If you look in Task Manager, do processes appear to show abnormal amounts of memory in use (eg 66MB for explorer.exe, or 90MB or more over all instances of svchost.exe)? -- Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows - File Systems) Bournemouth, U.K. . Hi Alex! No, no unusual memory usage...nothing over 25 MB.... The rebooting problem seems to be related to Zone Alarm's Vector Engine files being corrupt...working on that now....but i still believe the Update is causing the slow performance and memory error i'm getting... As for going back to a restore point, i don't know if that will rectify the situation...restore won't remove the update...which is my train of thought for the moment...but i can't find it's install...in either add/remove or in Norton clean sweep.. i see that someone else is experiencing a conflict with this update, but it deals with sound....i'll be peaking in on their progress... Dan |
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Problem with Update 816093
GAAAAAAAH!.....
OK,...system restore didn't fix it....so i called up Microsoft and they suggested i run Windows repair....After the repair was done half my desktop icons were missing, as well as 2/3 of my icons in the program task bar... the fix reolved the memory issue but it dumped a lot of my settings....my internet connections were all erased, but luckily all mt files are still there.... so, now i'm stuck with the task of fixing bugs from the fix....oh, and upon one of my reboots i got a blue screen..stop error "0X00000048"...which Microsoft says may be a driver issue...but i see no conflicts in my system control panel... this is insane...i may end up having to reload my whole system... how could they send out an update that causes so many issues?...i understand that it is causing them in other OS's as well... Dan |
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