I do not use the MS .NET framework which is why I assume that this most
recent update repeatedly refuses to install.Unfortunately I cannot get rid
of the Automatic Update icon from the taskbar with its accompanying ballon
telling me that 'updates are ready for download'.Any ideas how I can get rid
of it?

Alan

"pushticat" <pushticat@earthlink.com> wrote

>I do not use the MS .NET framework

Don't be so sure...

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Bob
http://www.kanyak.com

Thanks for your help-most constructive.
"Opinicus" <gezgin@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> "pushticat" <pushticat@earthlink.com> wrote
>
>>I do not use the MS .NET framework
>
> Don't be so sure...
>
> --
> Bob
> http://www.kanyak.com
>

"pushticat" <pushticat@earthlink.com> wrote

>>>I do not use the MS .NET framework
>> Don't be so sure...
> Thanks for your help-most constructive.

You're welcome. I try to do what I can.

My point is, how do you *know* you're not using the .NET framework?

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http://www.kanyak.com

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pushticat wrote:
> I do not use the MS .NET framework which is why I assume that this most
> recent update repeatedly refuses to install.Unfortunately I cannot get rid
> of the Automatic Update icon from the taskbar with its accompanying ballon
> telling me that 'updates are ready for download'.Any ideas how I can get
> rid
> of it?
>
> Alan