Windows Update

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Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004+3 May 2004 - 22:00--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ROSSCO_2004 @ 3 May 2004 - 22:00)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>

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Originally posted by The Wraith@3 May 2004 - 16:56
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@3 May 2004 - 17:19
You might consider trying this...

Go to Start>Run and enter services.msc.
Check and see that "Cryptographic Services" is enabled and started.

Windows Update needs this process in order to work.

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Yep its enabled, and i turned off my firewall but it still dosent work.

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could try checking to make sure the time is set to the right date...

i once had the time on my old computer set to 2001 instead of 2003 (this was last year) so that I could get unlimited updates for the antivirus program I was using (cant remember which one right now).

edit: forgot to say, and this caused windows update to not download any updates. [/b][/quote]
The time and date is correct, may 3rd 2004 2:53pm

try this it may help or maybe not past problem xp update hope it helps :huh:

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Originally posted by accat13@3 May 2004 - 23:47
try this it may help or maybe not past problem xp update hope it helps :huh:

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Nope :(

this seems familiar to me...........did you install windows overtop of an existing install? you may need to write zeros to the drive and re-install.

the only reason i bring this up (re-install) is because i re-install my comp about 10+ times a year, because i like to fiddle with stuff. i have seen alot of errors, and its a learning experience. Heres one NOT to try: DO NOT CHANGE THE DRIVE DESIGNATION OF THE DRIVE WITH THE OPERATING SYSTEM ON IT. I did that. It just sets there doing nuttin. :lol:

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Originally posted by Mïcrösöül°V³@3 May 2004 - 21:58
the only reason i bring this up (re-install) is because i re-install my comp about 10+ times a year, because i like to fiddle with stuff. i have seen alot of errors, and its a learning experience. Heres one NOT to try: DO NOT CHANGE THE DRIVE DESIGNATION OF THE DRIVE WITH THE OPERATING SYSTEM ON IT. I did that. It just sets there doing nuttin.&nbsp; :lol:

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lol. yes i also reinstall a lot...when i first got able internet, and was using windows me lol, i reinstalled about 10 times in one week. it froze so much. thats when I got xp (well, i had it before, but it was slow on my old computer, with 64mb ramm, then i upgraded)

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the only reason i bring this up (re-install) is because i re-install my comp about 10+ times a year, because i like to fiddle with stuff. i have seen alot of errors, and its a learning experience. Heres one NOT to try: DO NOT CHANGE THE DRIVE DESIGNATION OF THE DRIVE WITH THE OPERATING SYSTEM ON IT. I did that. It just sets there doing nuttin. :lol:

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lol. yes i also reinstall a lot...when i first got able internet, and was using windows me lol, i reinstalled about 10 times in one week. it froze so much. thats when I got xp (well, i had it before, but it was slow on my old computer, with 64mb ramm, then i upgraded) [/b][/quote]
i have Xp pro, and i still mess everything up. my brother says i should just let it alone, but what fun would that be&#33; my screw ups have been the best learning experience i have ever been through.

I lost the disc, so i can&#39;t reinstall. The last time i reinstalled i screwed things up and lost all my stuff. ;) Mabey i will download XP from suprnova.