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Half-Century Man

(5,279 posts) Fri Sep 13, 2013, 08:42 AM Sep 2013

Got a computer question

My computer keeps up dating micro-squish every time I shut down for the last 4 days. Three up dates. Both computers.
Sunday, they sent 14 updates to my computers (both running Win 7), the next 3 days, they keep loading 3 new or reloading 3 which are failing to push back a desired result.

Anybody got a clue as to cause?

Yeah I'm running anti-tracking software and S&D. Oh yeah, I can only view the Daily show and Cobert until the first commercial pause, then the video refuses to advance

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Got a computer question (Original Post) Half-Century Man Sep 2013 OP

Try cross posting here: In_The_Wind Sep 2013 #1

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Write down the numbers of the updates (i.e, KB234567 (made up number) ) steve2470 Sep 2013 #3

In_The_Wind

(72,300 posts)

1. Try cross posting here:

Reply to Half-Century Man (Original post)

Fri Sep 13, 2013, 08:47 AM

Sep 2013

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=forum&id=1095

Cause I got no idea

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steve2470

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3. Write down the numbers of the updates (i.e, KB234567 (made up number) )

Reply to Half-Century Man (Original post)

Fri Sep 13, 2013, 11:47 AM

Sep 2013

The updates should be new and different each time. If not, your Windows Update or Microsoft Update is corrupted somehow.

If you don't want an update for some reason, you can also uncheck it in the Custom section.

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