Addendum: I clicked the X to get rid of the Security Warning box, and what happened next was that I got the following message at the Microsoft Update site: “Install the ActiveX control required to view the website. The website will not display correctly on your computer without this control”–followed

I’m using XP SP2 an attempted to upgrade to SP3 today and have been getting Error Code: 0×80070003. Have tried to get the update from the Windows website and also going into Control Panel Automatic Updates “Restore updates that I’ve previously hidden”.

I’m using XP SP2 an attempted to upgrade to SP3 today and have been getting Error Code: 0×80070003. Have tried to get the update from the Windows website and also going into Control Panel Automatic Updates “Restore updates that I’ve previously hidden”.

You receive error code 8000FFFF when you click “Check for Updates” in the Windows Update Control Panel item on a Windows Vista-based computer [link]

Assuming (yes – you left no choice) Windows XP 32-bit… Control Panel –> Add or Remove Programs and ensure the “Show Updates” checkbox is checked.

Turn your automatic updates on.

1. First, give the FixIt here a whirl: [link] 2. Reboot if not prompted to do so

Reinstall the original software AFTER changing either the Windows Updates settings or the driver update option, Annie. Open Windows Update in the Control Panel and click the Change settings link in the left frame.

Is KB952241 repeatedly offered by Windows Update or are you attempting to install it manually? By any chance, have you recently reinstalled WinXP and then installed WinXP SP3? …

I figured out what my issue was. I had installed .NET Framework 1.1 and it messed everything up. So I searched online for a .NET cleanup tool to remove 1.1 and …

Hello, 1. go to c:\windows\inf 2. delete sysoc.pnf 3. In the sysoc.inf Remove HIDE from this line:AutoUpdate=ocgen.dll,OcEn try,au.inf, 4. Then go to the Add/Remove programs …

As the subject line states, I have a PC running Windows XP SP2 that does not have an “Automatic Updates” tab in the “System Properties” window displayed when Right-Clicking on “My …