I finally got it working, I had to uninstall a previous CTP version that got
installed on my computer by downloading and running the pre-release
uninstall tool first. The URL to it is:
I have what looks like the same issue - the "loading installation
components" box just sitting there, and maxing out my CPU.
R.A.M. wrote:
I downloaded dotnetfx3setup.exe and run it. Progress bar of setup
initialization stopped at about 80%. Could you tell me please how to
solve
the problem?
Thank you
/RAM/
RE: WSUS Problems ... I've tried this but I am still unsure if its picked up the new WSUS server... Another point is that I understood that the WSUS server does its downloading... only when it is told to "synchronise" with the Windows Update Site.... on it, I "approved for installation" all the packages, in an effort to force ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Long delay before the updates appear ... That's just the connection side. ... Each folder... (whether the system should reboot after installation),... and I see the update downloading one at a time. ... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Re: Long delay before the updates appear ... That's just the connection side. ... Each folder... (whether the system should reboot after installation),... and I see the update downloading one at a time. ... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Re: KB946648 Setup Error Message Heard back from McAfee ...Downloading the updates coming from Microsoft is always recommend as it brings extra security to your computer aside from the security program you have installed on your computer like McAfee Security Suite. ... MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 ... >> installation or you repair a Windows XP installation ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: What are YOUR reason to run openSUSE (Re: How to obtain older rpm?) ...installation of OS and/or packages for ... I did with the 6.3 I bought a little later. ... burner and I was on dialup, so downloading was not realy an option. ... several hours downloading a load of packages that I was missing. ... (alt.os.linux.suse)
