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Old May 29th 08, 07:31 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Abel MacAdam[_2_]
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update, kb932823
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to fix a problem for
those using IME, which happens to deny the ability downloading files using
IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I decided to
install the update. After that, I had problems with my Outlook (2002). I
instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray. When I double click on
Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I select Outlook, it disappears
from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed itself
without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it, the
document after the link I supplied at the start of my post suggest you would
not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But it is really trying hard
to get installed.

Abel
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  #2  
Old May 29th 08, 10:10 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Gerry
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME)
is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the Hotfix was not
for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't automatically
download or install". When notified commence the process by selecting
Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer up-to-date with Windows
Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update, kb932823
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to fix a
problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the ability
downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray.
When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I
select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed
itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it,
the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But
it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel



  #3  
Old May 29th 08, 10:20 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Abel MacAdam[_2_]
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Default Unwanted update kb932823



"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME)
is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the Hotfix was not
for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't automatically
download or install". When notified commence the process by selecting
Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer up-to-date with Windows
Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry

  #4  
Old May 29th 08, 10:21 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Abel MacAdam[_2_]
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Posts: 25
Default Unwanted update kb932823

Hi Gerry,

Thanks for your reply. In answer to your question, no, the update did not
mention the hotfix was not for me. And I do not have the feature selected
that is needed for advanced text services (as suggested in the link I had in
my original post). I think this is one of the strange things in the update
process. But it seems solved now.

Abel.

(Apologies when this post is posted twice).

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME)
is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the Hotfix was not
for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't automatically
download or install". When notified commence the process by selecting
Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer up-to-date with Windows
Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update, kb932823
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to fix a
problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the ability
downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray.
When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I
select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed
itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it,
the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But
it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel




  #5  
Old May 29th 08, 11:28 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Gerry
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

Abel

I was quoting the Cause of the Problem from the link you posted. I see
Advanced Text Services is mentioned in the Workaround you can use if you
do not want to install the Hotfix.

From your post I take it you have solved the Windows Update problem.
Have you also solved your Internet Explorer problem?


~~~~


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi Gerry,

Thanks for your reply. In answer to your question, no, the update did
not mention the hotfix was not for me. And I do not have the feature
selected that is needed for advanced text services (as suggested in
the link I had in my original post). I think this is one of the
strange things in the update process. But it seems solved now.

Abel.

(Apologies when this post is posted twice).

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor
(IME) is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the
Hotfix was not for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't
automatically download or install". When notified commence the
process by selecting Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer
up-to-date with Windows Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update,
kb932823 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to
fix a problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the ability
downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray.
When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I
select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed
itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it,
the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But
it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel



  #6  
Old May 29th 08, 11:44 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Abel MacAdam[_2_]
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

Ehm, yes. I don't use it ;-P

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

I was quoting the Cause of the Problem from the link you posted. I see
Advanced Text Services is mentioned in the Workaround you can use if you
do not want to install the Hotfix.

From your post I take it you have solved the Windows Update problem.
Have you also solved your Internet Explorer problem?


~~~~


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi Gerry,

Thanks for your reply. In answer to your question, no, the update did
not mention the hotfix was not for me. And I do not have the feature
selected that is needed for advanced text services (as suggested in
the link I had in my original post). I think this is one of the
strange things in the update process. But it seems solved now.

Abel.

(Apologies when this post is posted twice).

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor
(IME) is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the
Hotfix was not for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't
automatically download or install". When notified commence the
process by selecting Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer
up-to-date with Windows Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update,
kb932823 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to
fix a problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the ability
downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray.
When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I
select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed
itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it,
the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But
it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel




  #7  
Old May 29th 08, 01:31 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Gerry
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

Abel

That's too cryptic a reply for me G!

You can use an alternative browser to Internet Explorer but there are
some tasks for which Internet Explorer is needed. What are you exactly
saying regarding Internet Explorer?

~~~~


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Ehm, yes. I don't use it ;-P

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

I was quoting the Cause of the Problem from the link you posted. I
see Advanced Text Services is mentioned in the Workaround you can
use if you do not want to install the Hotfix.

From your post I take it you have solved the Windows Update problem.
Have you also solved your Internet Explorer problem?


~~~~


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi Gerry,

Thanks for your reply. In answer to your question, no, the update
did not mention the hotfix was not for me. And I do not have the
feature selected that is needed for advanced text services (as
suggested in the link I had in my original post). I think this is
one of the strange things in the update process. But it seems
solved now.

Abel.

(Apologies when this post is posted twice).

"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor
(IME) is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the
Hotfix was not for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel,
Automatic Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't
automatically download or install". When notified commence the
process by selecting Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer
up-to-date with Windows Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update,
kb932823 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is
to fix a problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the
ability downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System
Tray. When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar,
but if I select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update
installed itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need
it, the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME.
But it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel



  #8  
Old May 31st 08, 02:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Nora
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Default Unwanted update kb932823

This so-called update renders my PC unusable. Not only it affects Outlook
but I am unable to use IE 7!!!!! I've had to uninstall the patch twice, and
now I am set up for manual Windows updates.

It is very frustrating. Something needs to be done to really fix the fix!

--nora



"Gerry" wrote:

Abel

kb932823 -This problem occurs if the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME)
is the default keyboard layout. Did not this tell you the Hotfix was not
for you?

Uninstall the Update and then select Start, Control Panel, Automatic
Updates uncheck Automatic and check "Notify me but don't automatically
download or install". When notified commence the process by selecting
Start, Help and Support, Keep your computer up-to-date with Windows
Update and opt for a Custom install.


--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Abel MacAdam wrote:
Hi,

Yesterday my computer suggested I install the latest update, kb932823
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932823). The update is to fix a
problem for those using IME, which happens to deny the ability
downloading files using IE7.

Although I do not use IE7, nor IME (I use the Latin alphabet) I
decided to install the update. After that, I had problems with my
Outlook (2002). I instructed Outlook to minimize to the System Tray.
When I double click on Outlook, it appeared in my Task Bar, but if I
select Outlook, it disappears from the Task Bar.

So I decided to remove the update. This morning the update installed
itself without my say so. Again I had to deinstall it.

What can I do to not be pestered by this install? I do not need it,
the document after the link I supplied at the start of my post
suggest you would not need to install it, if you do not use IME. But
it is really trying hard to get installed.

Abel




 




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