P
Peter
There are some Windows updates that did not install properly. How do
you remove entries in the Windows update?
you remove entries in the Windows update?
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Rick Rogers
Hi,
Control Panel/Programs and Features/View installed updates.
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Control Panel/Programs and Features/View installed updates.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com
J
John Barnes
You can't remove the entries in the Update History list.
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Peter
What if I do a restore back to the checkpoint before the updates were
performed? Would the rollback make the update list back to what it was
before the updates were performed?
performed? Would the rollback make the update list back to what it was
before the updates were performed?
J
John Barnes
Personally I doubt it, but I have never tried.
Peter said:What if I do a restore back to the checkpoint before the updates were
performed? Would the rollback make the update list back to what it was
before the updates were performed?
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Peter Foldes
Peter
If you install the Update successfully it will then get rid of that failed install
in the History and overwrite it as Successful
If you install the Update successfully it will then get rid of that failed install
in the History and overwrite it as Successful
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Peter
Peter
If you install the Update successfully it will then get rid of that failed install
in the History and overwrite it as Successful
I just tired it. but it did not work.
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Peter
It is going to rollback the system. So is it going to work?
P
Peter Foldes
Did you reboot after ??
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Peter
On Sat, 29 Nov 2008 02:06:01 -0500, "Peter Foldes" <[email protected]>
wrote:
I picked to install the same updates again, then reboot. Now the new
entries are listed as successfully installed, but the old entries were
still there listed as didn't install.
wrote:
I picked to install the same updates again, then reboot. Now the new
entries are listed as successfully installed, but the old entries were
still there listed as didn't install.
J
John Barnes
That is the way mine has always been, also. As to whether System Restore
will erase them, I still doubt it, but it might. Worth a try as you can
reverse it if it doesn't work, and is worth it to you.
will erase them, I still doubt it, but it might. Worth a try as you can
reverse it if it doesn't work, and is worth it to you.
P
Peter
What files will be changed when you do a system restore? Will all the
previous system files and user files be restored? If so, then what
will happen to the new user files that was created?
previous system files and user files be restored? If so, then what
will happen to the new user files that was created?
J
John Barnes
System and certain user files. System restore creates a new restore point
before doing the restore so you can return to the current state. User
documents are not affected.
before doing the restore so you can return to the current state. User
documents are not affected.