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בעז February 20th 06 06:42 AM

About "windows update" (win98)
 
Hi
--
I'm new with this "windows update" (win98) issue.

I need some general inpormation about it :

Where should I go ??
Which update should i take ??
How to do that ??
Is there a way to know which update are allreday updated on my PC ??


Is this the place ??
http://www.microsoft.com/windows98/d.../corporate.asp

Am I asking all needed question ???


Thanksssssssss

Gary S. Terhune February 20th 06 07:26 AM

About "windows update" (win98)
 
"???" wrote in message
...
Hi
--
I'm new with this "windows update" (win98) issue.

Welcome.

I need some general inpormation about it :

OK.

Where should I go ??

http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp

Which update should i take ??

All of the Critical Updates, and keep going back until no more are offered.
Then, I usually take all the Optional updates, unless space or specs are a
concern. For instance, I wouldn't put .Net Framework on a p200 with 4GB HD.

How to do that ??

Right there at Windows Updates.

Is there a way to know which update are allreday updated on my PC ??

I'm sure there is that someone has a script that looks in all the right
places. But in Windows 98 au natural, the list is spread all over the place.
Add/Remove Programs, MSINFO32, various places in the Registry. Easier if you
have a script that looks where it knows it should find something if present
(and maybe even check to see if it's intact.) SOmeone else should be able to
answer that.


Is this the place ??
http://www.microsoft.com/windows98/d.../corporate.asp


That's an older place, and while you're there, I would download all those,
JIC. However a more complete list of stand-alone Updates is at Windows
Update Catalogue. At the Windows Updates site I linked to above, use
Personalize. Enable the Catalogue, then go to the Catalogue. Find the
appropriate OS and search for the downloads. Be sure to collect the ReadMes
while you're at it!

Am I asking all needed question ???


For now, yes. Depends on how deeply you want to get into the subject of
updating. You now have the info you need for maintaining your system. THe
rest is academic.

Thanksssssssss


You're Wellllllcommmmmmme!

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User




בעז February 21st 06 04:49 AM

About "windows update" (win98)
 
Thank you VERY much.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

"???" wrote in message
...
Hi
--
I'm new with this "windows update" (win98) issue.

Welcome.

I need some general inpormation about it :

OK.

Where should I go ??

http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp

Which update should i take ??

All of the Critical Updates, and keep going back until no more are offered.
Then, I usually take all the Optional updates, unless space or specs are a
concern. For instance, I wouldn't put .Net Framework on a p200 with 4GB HD.

How to do that ??

Right there at Windows Updates.

Is there a way to know which update are allreday updated on my PC ??

I'm sure there is that someone has a script that looks in all the right
places. But in Windows 98 au natural, the list is spread all over the place.
Add/Remove Programs, MSINFO32, various places in the Registry. Easier if you
have a script that looks where it knows it should find something if present
(and maybe even check to see if it's intact.) SOmeone else should be able to
answer that.


Is this the place ??
http://www.microsoft.com/windows98/d.../corporate.asp


That's an older place, and while you're there, I would download all those,
JIC. However a more complete list of stand-alone Updates is at Windows
Update Catalogue. At the Windows Updates site I linked to above, use
Personalize. Enable the Catalogue, then go to the Catalogue. Find the
appropriate OS and search for the downloads. Be sure to collect the ReadMes
while you're at it!

Am I asking all needed question ???


For now, yes. Depends on how deeply you want to get into the subject of
updating. You now have the info you need for maintaining your system. THe
rest is academic.

Thanksssssssss


You're Wellllllcommmmmmme!

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User





BoazBoaz March 15th 06 01:37 PM

About "windows update" (win98)
 
Done, Thank you
"áòæ" wrote in message
...
Thank you VERY much.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

"???" wrote in message
...
Hi
--
I'm new with this "windows update" (win98) issue.

Welcome.

I need some general inpormation about it :

OK.

Where should I go ??

http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp

Which update should i take ??

All of the Critical Updates, and keep going back until no more are

offered.
Then, I usually take all the Optional updates, unless space or specs are

a
concern. For instance, I wouldn't put .Net Framework on a p200 with 4GB

HD.

How to do that ??

Right there at Windows Updates.

Is there a way to know which update are allreday updated on my PC ??

I'm sure there is that someone has a script that looks in all the right
places. But in Windows 98 au natural, the list is spread all over the

place.
Add/Remove Programs, MSINFO32, various places in the Registry. Easier if

you
have a script that looks where it knows it should find something if

present
(and maybe even check to see if it's intact.) SOmeone else should be

able to
answer that.


Is this the place ??
http://www.microsoft.com/windows98/d.../corporate.asp


That's an older place, and while you're there, I would download all

those,
JIC. However a more complete list of stand-alone Updates is at Windows
Update Catalogue. At the Windows Updates site I linked to above, use
Personalize. Enable the Catalogue, then go to the Catalogue. Find the
appropriate OS and search for the downloads. Be sure to collect the

ReadMes
while you're at it!

Am I asking all needed question ???


For now, yes. Depends on how deeply you want to get into the subject of
updating. You now have the info you need for maintaining your system.

THe
rest is academic.

Thanksssssssss


You're Wellllllcommmmmmme!

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User








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