It is a snowy patch Tuesday here but I would like to know how it went for everyone
I am a bit confused, when looking at mine there is one that says security update for windows kb2887069
when clicking on more info- it shows that one is a kernel drive one but the kb is different kb 2880430Also I have the same thing and it also says it is a kernel drive on for kb28993984 and when clicking on more info it says it is also kb2880430- huh?
what I seem to gather is that kb2887069 and kb2893974 are both for kernel drivers?
Am I correct?
and if so why would Microsoft make 2 kbs the same thing?
Installing all 8 updated as I type this, will probably reboot and let you guys know how it went. So I will edit this post as I return.
Ok back, everything went ok. Very fast update, no hiccups.
11 updates here. 60+Mb all went very well, restart required. Win 7 x64.
I updated several systems and they all updated, re-booted without issues, and no problems so far.
On one W7 x86 system Optional KB2592687 installed successfully, and after re-boot was offered again as an update.
It installed successfully again, and is not "re-offered" after the 2nd update.
Also, fwiw
On a Win XP x86 system it took a LONG time to scan for the updates available.
Haven't done any Vista OS updates yet...
hth,
David
Win7 64, I generally have no problems with updates, but this last one just messed up a whole bunch of things. My cache was dumped, had to enter PW's again. Most every web site I visited wanted me to acknowledge that the certificates were not up to date. FF is giving me a message that "it looks like you haven't started FF in a while...." its been constantly on. My system date dropped back to 01/01/2010. Most of the programs in the programs selection were colored orange as if they were new programs. Windows tried to auto update, said internet was not available, yet I could send/receive mail, was able to browse etc. All the icons on the tray went back into hiding. It has taken me a couple of hours now getting things back to normal.
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