I’m attempting to get updates for Windows Live Mail. When I click Help|Check for updates I’m sent to a web page directing me to install Microsoft Update. But I’m presented with the following error after I click the ‘Start now’ and the ‘Continue’ buttons”: ‘The website has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you are

It would be nice to know which OS and SP level you are at See if the following applies [link]

After formatting the HDD and doing the clean install, did you take care of everything on the following page before otherwise connecting the machine to the internet or a network and before using a USB key that isn’t brand-new or hasn’t been freshly formatted? 5 steps to help protect your new computer before you go online

System: Windows Home Server Browser: IE8 WUA: Windows Update Agent 7.2.6001.788 – Installed 10/21/2009 via Automatic Updates (Note this was the last update installed.) I am unable to update my system due the error listed in the subject. The page displays the following message: “The website has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you are

Microsoft has published all security patches for today’s Patch Day a few minutes ago. The patches are available via Windows Update , Microsoft Update and the individual security bulletins that describe the nature of each security patch in detail. Windows users are encouraged to update ..

Microsoft has published all security patches for today’s Patch Day a few minutes ago. The patches are available via Windows Update , Microsoft Update and the individual security bulletins that describe the nature of each security patch in detail. …

Group Policy Preferences Client-Side Extension Hotfix Rollup: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/974266/ To resolve this problem, apply the following two hotfixes: * Hotfix 973772 that is described in this Knowledge Base article. * Hotfix 974266 that is described in the following Knowledge Base article: 974266 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/974266/ ) Group Policy Preferences Client-Side Extension Hotfix Rollup Group Policy Preferences stops responding when you try to configure the printer item for printers that use third-party drivers on a Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008-based computer: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973772 Does anyone know why KB973772 is not able to be requested to get a hotfix and you have to call in to support?

Running Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit w/Service Pack 2. Links referenced below in the error message don’t help. Anyone know how I can get this update successfully installed?

Try the following:- Open the Vista Start Menu search Bar and type: RUN Click OK Type the following lines and after each one click OK:- regsvr32 jscript regsvr32 vbscript regsvr32 /i mshtml No guarantees Make sure you reboot, Vista loves to reboot and reboot and reboot

Hi All, I am getting a lot of confusing stuff about this out there on Google, so I thought I’d just ask. I have a ws03 server

Hi All, I am getting a lot of confusing stuff about this out there on Google, so I thought I’d just ask. I have a ws03 server.

The correct driver should be at the following URL [link] If HP’s installer is any good, it “should” install the correct driver without a major hassle. Basically, you may end up using the device manager from administrator to