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Old November 4th 09, 04:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Aries
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Default cannot control automatic updates

I always like to do updates myself rather than automatically. But I find
that the wuauclt.exe always runs, even when it is set to "manual" and
"stopped". When I see it running I go to the services.msc and find that it
is started again.

I have now disabled it to keep it from running.

Any ideas?
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Old November 4th 09, 06:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
GbH
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Default cannot control automatic updates

aries wrote:
I always like to do updates myself rather than automatically. But I
find that the wuauclt.exe always runs, even when it is set to
"manual" and "stopped". When I see it running I go to the
services.msc and find that it is started again.

I have now disabled it to keep it from running.

Any ideas?


I have it told to download updates and tell me, but why oh why does it
run and apparently check all of my drives when I boot-up.
I too have now disabled it, but it p&ms on boot that I have turned it
off.

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remember the darn question


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Old November 4th 09, 06:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
GbH
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Default cannot control automatic updates


aries wrote:
I always like to do updates myself rather than automatically. But I
find that the wuauclt.exe always runs, even when it is set to
"manual" and "stopped". When I see it running I go to the
services.msc and find that it is started again.

I have now disabled it to keep it from running.

Any ideas?


I have it told to download updates and tell me, but why oh why does it
run and apparently check all of my drives when I boot-up.
I too have now disabled it, but it p&ms on boot that I have turned it
off.

--

Geoff
ExploitEd

Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I do wish I could
remember the darn question


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Old November 4th 09, 07:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
nass
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Default cannot control automatic updates



"aries" wrote:

I always like to do updates myself rather than automatically. But I find
that the wuauclt.exe always runs, even when it is set to "manual" and
"stopped". When I see it running I go to the services.msc and find that it
is started again.

I have now disabled it to keep it from running.

Any ideas?


Then you need to do this:

Click Start Control Panel Security Centre on the security centre
locate at the Bottom Automatics Updates and Double click it and select this
option:

(*) Notify me but do not Automatically Download or install them.
Click [Apply] then [OK].
HTH,
nass
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Old November 4th 09, 07:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
nass
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Default cannot control automatic updates



"aries" wrote:

I always like to do updates myself rather than automatically. But I find
that the wuauclt.exe always runs, even when it is set to "manual" and
"stopped". When I see it running I go to the services.msc and find that it
is started again.

I have now disabled it to keep it from running.

Any ideas?


Then you need to do this:

Click Start Control Panel Security Centre on the security centre
locate at the Bottom Automatics Updates and Double click it and select this
option:

(*) Notify me but do not Automatically Download or install them.
Click [Apply] then [OK].
HTH,
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk



 




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