I thought of that already,I too have done things that are that dumb. I will
try it again now that you mention it but I am sure I downloaded the correct
version.

Thanks for the idea,

Lars

"Michael Jennings" wrote:
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> Could you have selected the wrong version - i.e., you're trying to get 64bit into
> a 32bit system or the other way round? I've done things that dumb, so I ask.
> [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/en-us[/url]
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> "Highspeed" <lolsson@sympaticodot.ca> wrote in message news:9E541BA7-EF34-4BD3-8BBC-A7F7ED3A017B@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> >I posted this in the Windows Update group but it seems that nobody knows
> > anything down there. So here it goes,
> >
> > I have a 4th generation Apple Ipod connected with firewire to my Windows
> > Vista computer. I found that when I had the Ipod connected to the computer
> > it would randomly reboot. Windows found that there was a patch for an
> > IEEE1394 issue in Windows Vista. After downloading the manual installer
> > (KB929762) and running it, Windows says that "This update does not apply to
> > your system", it then closes the installer. How can I force this update to
> > install? I am logged in as an admin and have
> > full access to everything on the machine.
> >
> > I know that I can connect the Ipod with USB but I would like to use my
> > Firewire and leave my USB port for flash drives and other quick use stuff.
> >
> > Any help is appreciated,
> >
> > Lars
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