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nx42qr7 · Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:47 pm Post subject:

There are I beleive a couple of problems.There was reported that a download which in one of my computers was dated for Dec.12,2007 under #942615-it was stated as a cumulative update for Internet Explorer 7-This was thought to be the source of the problem,this reference was to another forum as some information was verifiable and some as of yet remain to be verified.The Dec.12th download was successful and though thought to be at the source was successful even after the fact of what was to come.It was thought that IE7 was the source and not as is stated Microsofts Document writer. There are two sets of links that I will provide which will take you to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929867 as there was wide spread Hyperlinks being somehow disabled in particuliar as this applies to Outlook Express.There are proposed in the reference two separate methods to correct the problem in so far as Outlook Express is concerned. Internet Explorer as well is part of a series of repairs that this Microsoft knowledge base link will further provide http://support.microsoft.com/gp/pc_ie_methodtwo0100 There is the further possibility that some complaints are victums of malware and not necessarily tied to the download update. However in so far as that particuliar download is concerned on that failed update,it failed more than once. KB 934238 failure preceeded the Dec.12,2007 cumulative update,The failure occurred on Dec.10,2007 not Dec.12.There were 17 separate instances whereby that particuliar update attempted to load and all separate instances failed.These attempts occurred between Dec.10 through the 14th.This was suppose to be an update to improve Microsoft XPS Document writer marking an improvement in printing components. This problem has affected hyperlinks on my Verizon with MSN home page as I have lost use of any Hyperlinks,though elsewhere all seemed to be working ok.That elsewhere was just that, even if that elsewhere was Verizon.net. I attempted to get assistance from Microsoft support and was informed that there would not be any free support for IE7 and in fact it was fee based only.There was to be no free support for IE7.

quietman7 · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 5:12 am Post subject:

MS07-069 Cum. Security Update for IE - Post Install Issue

quietman7 · Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:19 pm Post subject:

Internet Explorer 6 crashes after you install security update 942615

quietman7 · Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 2:55 am Post subject:

Update for Internet Explorer for Windows XP SP2 (KB946627) is now being offered via Windows Update or manual download.
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rombo · Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 5:31 am Post subject:

thats why firefox is the best you don't even need patches, it updates itself, and is save from exploits(and with no script)
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