KB4499175 updated, now spurious desktop folder "Libraries (32-bit)"

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  1. Snick
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    Gene Poole
    Have you tried uninstalling & reinstalling the KB
    sounds like 32 bit kb was installed by mistake, not supposed to be, well...
    To uninstall the kb, run Uninstall 4499175.bat from my OneDrive
    downloading again from M$ Catalog and reinstalling it
    It is the second listing Windows 7 x64-based systems

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  3. Paul Black
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    Hi Snick,

    Snick said:
    To uninstall the kb, run Uninstall 4499175.bat from my OneDrive.
    I have already given him a batch script [.bat] file that uninstalls it!
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  4. Snick
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  6. Gene Poole
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    OK, what I meant was that Tviewer could seem to work fine, but below the surface some hack could be harvesting your account passwords or your overall online identity.
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  7. Gene Poole
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    If only Ten *looked* better, the ice-block look rankles me, and if it didn't need its privacy intrusions tamed by little utility tweaks constantly playing catch-up.
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  8. Gene Poole
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    OK, got the new revised bat from OneDrive, thanks, so that's the one I'll run.
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  10. Gene Poole
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    Snick said:
    Gene Poole
    Have you tried uninstalling & reinstalling the KB
    sounds like 32 bit kb was installed by mistake, not supposed to be, well...
    To uninstall the kb, run Uninstall 4499175.bat from my OneDrive
    downloading again from M$ Catalog and reinstalling it
    It is the second listing Windows 7 x64-based systems

    Bill

    Thanks for that Bill!
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  11. Paul Black
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    Hi Gene Poole,

    Gene Poole said:
    OK, got the new revised bat from OneDrive, thanks, so that's the one I'll run.
    I had already written and posted a batch script for you in Post #6 to uninstall the update!!!
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  12. Paul Black
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    Hi Gene Poole,

    Gene Poole said:
    OK, what I meant was that Tviewer could seem to work fine, but below the surface some hack could be harvesting your account passwords or your overall online identity.
    I have been using it for years withouy ANY problems. It helps if you know what you are doing I suppose!!!
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  13. Gene Poole
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    Thanks Paul and Bill. I just ran Uninstall KB4499175.bat from OneDrive, seemed to work fine, and after reboot that pesky icon is gone.
    I have been using it for years without ANY problems.
    Same here. I conclude that I don't need Remote Desktop and if I don't run it I don't need any patch for it.
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