Hi,
Although my Windows Updates is configured to run automatically, occasionally
I like to run Windows Update manually. However, when I run Windows Update
manually lately, I noticed that it runs indefinitely while searching for
critical updates for my XP machine. The only way I have of stopping it is by
pressing ctrl+alt+del simultaneously and then ending the windows update task.
This use never happen before. Incidently, I did install Microsoft Update
application about 3 weeks ago and ever since then I can't successfully run
windows update manually. When I choose All Programs from my start menu, I
noticed that there is now a new program appearing on the menu call Microsoft
Update with a blue down arrow. This programs actually points to the
C:\WINDOWS\system32\muweb.dll,LaunchMUSite location. This new muweb.dll
file was created on May 7 last and I'm really tempted to delete it because I
feel it has interferred with my normal Windows Update manual process.
Like I mentioned before, my XP PC is configured to run windows update
automatically but I can't seem to run windows update manually anymore which
is very annoying. Incidently, if I upgraded to XP SP3 would it resolve this
problem? More info about this Microsoft Update file is found @
http://dll-repair-tools.com/dll/inte...-with-muwebdll.
It was never my intention to install this Microsoft Update file but I only
did it in response to some Outlook problem I had at the time. Is there
anyway I can configure my PC to run the native Windows Update program instead
of this new Microsoft Update when I run Windows update each time. I would
appreciate any suggestions to this very annoying problem.
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