http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletin/ms12-jan
Oh good... ::)
Can't wait :slap:
Makes you want to buy a Mac, doesn't it, Alf. :)
They still need patching http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338
We never had these problems with the BBC Micro. ;D
Get it out of the loft and start using it again.
I'm tempted. :)
Quote from: Rik on Jan 06, 2012, 16:46:28
Makes you want to buy a Mac, doesn't it, Alf. :)
Lol. I don't think a week of (Patch) Tuesdays would make me do that!
PS, nothing against a Mac, just the "shoe does not fit" in this case. :P
Have you tried loosening the laces, Ben? :whistle: :out:
I think Apple have gone into hibernation I've not had an update offered for a long time. I think they exhausted themselves over iCloud , IOS5 and iTunes updates.
Or their users...
I have nothing against Apple, only the stupid prices. >:D
Quote from: Den on Jan 07, 2012, 15:24:33
I have nothing against Apple, only the stupid prices. >:D
So you don't like something about Apple you mean. A high end laptop from Sony costs as much as an iMac, Den.
Please, not another platform war guys. ;)
:iagree:
What's wrong with platform shoes? :mad: :)
They break your ankles when you trip. ;)
Quote from: Rik on Jan 06, 2012, 16:46:28
Makes you want to buy a Mac, doesn't it, Alf. :)
That's taking it a bit far don't you think Rik?
Next you'll be saying we should all buy from Donald Russell rather than our local butcher, oh wait....
:laugh:
My GP is a fan too.
Have you asked whether they are considering flotation and whether you could buy shares?
They aren't, but I've put my name now just in case. :)
:dunno: Is anyone else finding as I do that either:
1. if the patch install completes then following the required rebooting the PC hangs and needs rebooting again; or
2. only half of them install, the rest won't complete manually but then do so in one or two automatic phases over the following month, or months.
Or do you like well-trained dogs Windows users blame my other software!!
Mine seems to have installed fine.
All mine, across 5 machines and three Windows versions installed without a hitch.
Quote from: Rik on Jan 06, 2012, 16:46:28
Makes you want to buy a Mac, doesn't it, Alf. :)
A bit late but NOOOO!! :eek4: The only apple I get is the eating type. ;D
Quote from: Rik on Jan 16, 2012, 09:45:37
All mine, across 5 machines and three Windows versions installed without a hitch.
Show off! ;D
Quote from: cavillas on Jan 16, 2012, 09:49:22
A bit late but NOOOO!! :eek4: The only apple I get is the eating type. ;D
I quite like Jazz apples myself.
Quote from: mervl on Jan 15, 2012, 23:35:58
:dunno: Is anyone else finding as I do that either:
1. if the patch install completes then following the required rebooting the PC hangs and needs rebooting again; or
2. only half of them install, the rest won't complete manually but then do so in one or two automatic phases over the following month, or months.
Or do you like well-trained dogs Windows users blame my other software!!
I had problems with failed installs giving the following error codes: 0x80071a91 and/or 0x80070643
The following solution works with other error codes as well.
The solution was (Windows 7)
Start > Programs > Accessories
Right click 'Command Prompt' > run as Admin
In CMD window type
Fsutil resource setautoreset true C:\
Worked for me and many others :thumb: it's worth a try
Thanks for the tip, Ian. :karmic:
:) Thanks for the tip. They've now all installed this time, but I'll try it next month. My PCs are Vista - I don't have any problems with updates on the ancient XP laptop, though!
My start up from cold has increased by around a minute since the updates. Anyone else?
I've not seen any difference on this PC, or my mums little laptop/notebook thing.
Hasn't changed here, Rick.
Thanks for replies. A little digging is in order I think.
Deep joy. :( Good luck.