I have just upgraded to Vista, and I am getting daily updates. The last lot
is causing a problem in IE. I try to start it up and it does start. As soon
as my homepage is found it just closes down. At the moment I am using system
restore to get back to the last working point.
These are the 6 listed as imprtant updates. any ideas please?

Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 in Windows Vista (KB931768)
Security Update for Windows Vista (KB925902)
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - May 2007 (KB890830)
Security Update for Windows Vista (KB930178)
Update for Windows Media Format 11 SDK for Windows Vista (KB929399)
Update for Windows Vista (KB930857)


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Regards, Steve

I"Stephen Croft" <StephenCroft@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:36F2984E-FAFA-49AD-AEA3-26FBD50959C6@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>I have just upgraded to Vista, and I am getting daily updates. The last lot
> is causing a problem in IE. I try to start it up and it does start. As
> soon
> as my homepage is found it just closes down. At the moment I am using
> system
> restore to get back to the last working point.
> These are the 6 listed as imprtant updates. any ideas please?
>
> Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 in Windows Vista
> (KB931768)
> Security Update for Windows Vista (KB925902)
> Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - May 2007 (KB890830)
> Security Update for Windows Vista (KB930178)
> Update for Windows Media Format 11 SDK for Windows Vista (KB929399)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB930857)
>
>
> --
> Regards, Steve[/color]

Guess one option would be to uninstall each update one at a time and then
see which one is causing the problem..!
The CONTROL PANAL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the
Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of
them.................... "regedit" is as good as any and can be downloaded
from:
[url]http://www.tucows.com/get/32376_[/url]
Once you isolate the offending update go into the WINDOWS UPDATE settings
and uncheck the problem one to avoid it being downloaded all the time with
newer updates.

">The CONTROL PANEL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the[color=blue]
> Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of them"[/color]

No you don't.
Open Windows Update.
Under "See Also" in the left pane bottom, click Installed Updates.
Uninstall whatever you want from there.

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Maxwell Bluemeanie
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"Hoock The Spook" <lurfmaster********.com> wrote in message
news:OrIERBmoHHA.668@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
>
> Guess one option would be to uninstall each update one at a time and then
> see which one is causing the problem..!
> The CONTROL PANAL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the
> Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of
> them.................... "regedit" is as good as any and can be downloaded
> from:
> [url]http://www.tucows.com/get/32376_[/url]
> Once you isolate the offending update go into the WINDOWS UPDATE settings
> and uncheck the problem one to avoid it being downloaded all the time with
> newer updates.
>[/color]

"Hoock The Spook" <lurfmaster********.com> wrote in message
news:OrIERBmoHHA.668@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> I"Stephen Croft" <StephenCroft@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:36F2984E-FAFA-49AD-AEA3-26FBD50959C6@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>>I have just upgraded to Vista, and I am getting daily updates. The last
>>lot
>> is causing a problem in IE. I try to start it up and it does start. As
>> soon
>> as my homepage is found it just closes down. At the moment I am using
>> system
>> restore to get back to the last working point.
>> These are the 6 listed as imprtant updates. any ideas please?
>>
>> Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 in Windows Vista
>> (KB931768)
>> Security Update for Windows Vista (KB925902)
>> Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - May 2007 (KB890830)
>> Security Update for Windows Vista (KB930178)
>> Update for Windows Media Format 11 SDK for Windows Vista (KB929399)
>> Update for Windows Vista (KB930857)
>>
>>
>> --
>> Regards, Steve[/color]
>
> Guess one option would be to uninstall each update one at a time and then
> see which one is causing the problem..!
> The CONTROL PANAL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the
> Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of
> them.................... "regedit" is as good as any and can be downloaded
> from:
> [url]http://www.tucows.com/get/32376_[/url]
> Once you isolate the offending update go into the WINDOWS UPDATE settings
> and uncheck the problem one to avoid it being downloaded all the time with
> newer updates.
>[/color]
Control Panel\Programs, click View Installed Updates in the Task Panel, the
column on the left side.

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Michael Solomon
Backup is a PC user's best friend
DTS-L.Org: [url]http://www.dts-l.org/[/url]

Thanks all, esp Max
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Regards, Steve


"Max" wrote:
[color=blue]
> ">The CONTROL PANEL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the[color=green]
> > Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of them"[/color]
>
> No you don't.
> Open Windows Update.
> Under "See Also" in the left pane bottom, click Installed Updates.
> Uninstall whatever you want from there.
>
> --
> Maxwell Bluemeanie
> ----
> "Hoock The Spook" <lurfmaster********.com> wrote in message
> news:OrIERBmoHHA.668@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...[color=green]
> >
> > Guess one option would be to uninstall each update one at a time and then
> > see which one is causing the problem..!
> > The CONTROL PANAL x PROGRAMS AND FEATURES (add/remove) doesn't list the
> > Windows updates so you need another uninstaller to get rid of
> > them.................... "regedit" is as good as any and can be downloaded
> > from:
> > [url]http://www.tucows.com/get/32376_[/url]
> > Once you isolate the offending update go into the WINDOWS UPDATE settings
> > and uncheck the problem one to avoid it being downloaded all the time with
> > newer updates.
> >[/color]
>
>[/color]

It was KB 931768, an IE7 upgrade that was my problem.
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Regards, Steve