Win Updates repeatedly notifies same updates

ellenc

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My problem with Windows 7 Updates is not that they don't install, it's just the opposite: for a couple of weeks, I click on the update icon in system tray and the same update notification says to install the same two updates, [FONT=&quot]Security Update for Windows 7 (KB2393802) and Security Update for Windows 7 (KB977165). I check the installed updates and see where these two have been installed about 20 times. A couple of times I restarted even though it didn't say to restart, to see what would happen. Should I set "customize" to "hide icon and notification"? Should I uninstall all the duplicates and just leave one set of the two? Thanks for any ideas you all have. ec
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