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Anonymous Bob
I just installed an out of cycle update for W2K. Is there also one for XP?
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Pat Willener
XP and Vista; see my post below. (Thanks for the info on the W2K update)
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Anonymous Bob
Pat Willener said:XP and Vista; see my post below. (Thanks for the info on the W2K update)
Thanks Pat and thanks for mentioning the Root Certificate update. I don't
always remember to check.
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robinb
there is another one if you installed netframework 3.5 for the inbox printer
driver not being assigned it is kb96118
robin
driver not being assigned it is kb96118
robin
Microsoft XP (KB967715) patch disabled U3 SanDisk
It seems that the Tuesday night Microsoft XP (KB967715)patch has disabled the auto run U3 of my SanDisk. I can no longer access the files on the U3 protected disk. I tried the SanDisk on an unpatched computer and it was fine. I installed the patch on the second computer (the one that worked with the SanDisk) and this second computer now can not access the files. Went to a Third computer without the patch and I can now see my files.
I tried backing the patch out of the first computer and am still unsuccessful at getting to my files -- must have done something in the Registry that I cannot find.
There have been a couple other people that have reported the same experience on a SanDisk forum. One of them is not using any of the U3 features -- and the same SanDisk is accessible on the same computer when booted to Linux.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Is there a work around?
Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
Mike
It seems that the Tuesday night Microsoft XP (KB967715)patch has disabled the auto run U3 of my SanDisk. I can no longer access the files on the U3 protected disk. I tried the SanDisk on an unpatched computer and it was fine. I installed the patch on the second computer (the one that worked with the SanDisk) and this second computer now can not access the files. Went to a Third computer without the patch and I can now see my files.
I tried backing the patch out of the first computer and am still unsuccessful at getting to my files -- must have done something in the Registry that I cannot find.
There have been a couple other people that have reported the same experience on a SanDisk forum. One of them is not using any of the U3 features -- and the same SanDisk is accessible on the same computer when booted to Linux.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Is there a work around?
Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
Mike
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