Re: Schedule broken after UpdateRollup1
- From: Reinhard <Reinhard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:50:02 -0800
After almost one year of endless trials, to find a solution for this
scheduler-problem, I am conviced, that this is a real
problem of the Microsoft-security-update KB841873 (MS04-022). In the
meantime I could confirm this scheduler-problem with
approx. 10 new installations of Windows 2000 Professional Sp4 german and
with one new installation of Windows 2000
Professional Sp4 chinese. So I think, that it might concern all
language-versions of Windows 2000 Professional SP4.
As a german customer without a service-agreement I would have to pay 99,--
EUR for an eMail-request to Microsoft and much more
for a phone-call. Maybe there is somebody with a service-contract, who could
tell Microsoft about this.
From my point of view there are for the moment only two possible workarounds:
1. Use an alternative scheduler
(if you can - I cannot for certain reasons)
2. Do not install the updates concerned
Note:
-----
If you do not install KB841873 (MS04-022),
the security-risk remains on your computer.
Workaround 2. in detail:
-----------------------
- deinstall Past_Sp4_Rollup1 (KB891861),
using "Software" in Start - Settings - Computer
and restart your computer, as desired.
- confirm, that schedule is running
(it should).
- activate "automatic updates" and wait, until
"new updates are available".
(You can force this by visiting the Windows-Update
website, but do not install any updates offered
there for the time being).
- start the installation of updates by clicking
the respective tray icon and choose
"user defined installation".
- deselect Past_Sp4_Rollup1 (KB891861) and confirm,
that you do not want to see this update again.
- wait again, until
"new updates are available".
(You can force this by visiting the Windows-Update
website, but do not install any updates offered
there for the time being).
- start the installation of updates by clicking
the respective tray icon and choose
"user defined installation".
- deselect KB841873 (MS04-022) and confirm,
that you do not want to see this update again.
Now you can set "automatic updates" as you like it.
Generally I recommend, to leave it on "automatic".
Note:
----
If you ever chosse the option "show disabled updates again"
in the settings of automatic updates, Past_Sp4_Rollup1 (KB891861)
will be installed again and schedule will be broken again.
Then you have to repeat the whole procedure, as described above.
Reinhard
"Dave Patrick" wrote:
Good to hear you're at the root of the cause. Support for security updates.
is always free so I'd give product support a call at 1-866-PCSAFETY
--
Regards,
Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect
"Reinhard" wrote:
Hi Dave,
thanks for your advice. To tell you the result before: MS04-022 (KB841873)
is the reason for the trouble.
This morning I deinstalled UpdateRollup 1, restarted the computer and
schedule was running. Then I installed MS04-022 (KB841873) and after the
restart schedule was broken as mentioned before.
So I removed KB841873 again and schedule was running again.
I have a downloaded collection of security patches from MS03-039 up to
MS04-045 and I installed them all, leaving out MS04-022 - shedule is
running.
Now I have to download all further missing updates, leaving out
UpdateRollup1.
And I cannot use automatic updates anymore.
Which means, I have a workaround, but not the final solution.
Thank you again for your support.
Regards
Reinhard
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