Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 1.1 Service

[Guest Ray Hayes]

This update KB929729 offers itself immediate after the install successfully

runs. For some reason, it never gets it that it has already been installed.

So far I've installed it 13 times since it came down on 7/10/2007. How do I

get this update to stop prompting for a new install? I'm running Vista Home

Premium.

 

Ray

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Ray Hayes

http://www.rhbe.net

[Guest TaurArian]

If you know it's a successful install etc, then hide the update.

 

 

"Ray Hayes" wrote:

> This update KB929729 offers itself immediate after the install successfully

> runs. For some reason, it never gets it that it has already been installed.

> So far I've installed it 13 times since it came down on 7/10/2007. How do I

> get this update to stop prompting for a new install? I'm running Vista Home

> Premium.

>

> Ray

> --

> Ray Hayes

> http://www.rhbe.net

[Guest realcestmoi]

Hi there,

 

The update is probably still in the

(C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\download) folder and windows sees it as

still having to be installed, removing the KB929729 from there might solve

ther problem.

 

Best regards,

Michel Denie

 

"Ray Hayes" <RayHayes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:468CA8A4-ED26-4686-899A-45C05EB099B3@microsoft.com...

> This update KB929729 offers itself immediate after the install

> successfully

> runs. For some reason, it never gets it that it has already been

> installed.

> So far I've installed it 13 times since it came down on 7/10/2007. How do

> I

> get this update to stop prompting for a new install? I'm running Vista

> Home

> Premium.

>

> Ray

> --

> Ray Hayes

> http://www.rhbe.net

[Guest Ray Hayes]

RE: Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 1.1 Serv

 

That's what I did in the end. I called Microsoft and was referred to the web

site which didn't have any information on this issue so I just hid it. It

looks like it's succeeding.

 

Thanks

 

Ray

--

Ray Hayes

http://www.rhbe.net

 

 

"TaurArian" wrote:

> If you know it's a successful install etc, then hide the update.

>

>

> "Ray Hayes" wrote:

>

> > This update KB929729 offers itself immediate after the install successfully

> > runs. For some reason, it never gets it that it has already been installed.

> > So far I've installed it 13 times since it came down on 7/10/2007. How do I

> > get this update to stop prompting for a new install? I'm running Vista Home

> > Premium.

> >

> > Ray

> > --

> > Ray Hayes

> > http://www.rhbe.net

[Guest Ray Hayes]

Re: Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 1.1 Serv

 

I had previously removed the entire directory at Microsoft's request during

troubleshooting. The update always comes back anyway. I finally just hid it.

Thanks

 

Ray

 

--

Ray Hayes

http://www.rhbe.net

 

 

"realcestmoi" wrote:

> Hi there,

>

> The update is probably still in the

> (C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\download) folder and windows sees it as

> still having to be installed, removing the KB929729 from there might solve

> ther problem.

>

> Best regards,

> Michel Denie

>

> "Ray Hayes" <RayHayes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:468CA8A4-ED26-4686-899A-45C05EB099B3@microsoft.com...

> > This update KB929729 offers itself immediate after the install

> > successfully

> > runs. For some reason, it never gets it that it has already been

> > installed.

> > So far I've installed it 13 times since it came down on 7/10/2007. How do

> > I

> > get this update to stop prompting for a new install? I'm running Vista

> > Home

> > Premium.

> >

> > Ray

> > --

> > Ray Hayes

> > http://www.rhbe.net

>

>

>