Critical Updates KB867282 & KB891781

No, those are the toy poodle pups, purebred all (6 of them at this
moment.) They'll never get to be bigger than 3.5 to 4 kilos. Ginger is
an aging big dog who loves to run and prefers sub-zero weather. Northern
Coyote is totally different from the desert kind I'm used to. (Scrawny,
mangy devils, those are.) Saw a Northern Coyote on the Alaska Highway
when I was sitting on the side of the road, taking a break. Looked like
a giant 50 kilo red fox.

Ginger (a male named for his color by the youngest when she was still
quite young) came with the wife and two daughters I gained by marriage 7
years ago. They previously lived in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
(We met in a Yahoo! Chat Room.)

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"jane" wrote in message
...
now surely we aint talking about
those cuties in your lounge, are we?
Send them if so, I will luv em' to death.

regards Jane

Wow, my brother-in-law is Canadian also. I think Canadians rock and are
really awesome. smile

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
: No, those are the toy poodle pups, purebred all (6 of them at this
: moment.) They'll never get to be bigger than 3.5 to 4 kilos. Ginger is
: an aging big dog who loves to run and prefers sub-zero weather. Northern
: Coyote is totally different from the desert kind I'm used to. (Scrawny,
: mangy devils, those are.) Saw a Northern Coyote on the Alaska Highway
: when I was sitting on the side of the road, taking a break. Looked like
: a giant 50 kilo red fox.
:
: Ginger (a male named for his color by the youngest when she was still
: quite young) came with the wife and two daughters I gained by marriage 7
: years ago. They previously lived in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
: (We met in a Yahoo! Chat Room.)
:
: --
: Gary S. Terhune
: MS MVP Shell/User
: http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
: http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm
:
: "jane" wrote in message
: ...
: now surely we aint talking about
: those cuties in your lounge, are we?
: Send them if so, I will luv em' to death.
:
: regards Jane
:

All right, I forgive you and I can take a joke as long as it doesn't last too
long. smile

"jane" wrote in message
...
: Hi Dan,
: Yes, please forgive me.
: Was just my sense of humour and the ozzie way,
: "she'll be right mate".
:
: regards Jane
:
: "Dan" wrote in message
: ...
: Hey, c'mon now. Don't you think you may be pushing the joke a little far
: now. Have a great day! :
:
: "jane" wrote in message
: ...
: : Hello Dan,
: : Yup, those places will keep you
: : wagging your tail..
: :
: : regards Jane
: :
: : "Dan" wrote in message
: : ...
: : Jane, I want to visit Australia but I have not been there yet. I
: visited
: : New
: : Zealand and it was awesome. I saw Paraparaumu, Auckland, Palmerston
: : North,
: : Wellington, etc. However, I think my next overseas trip will be to
: : Ireland
: : because I love all the green rolling hills and the pictures of
Ireland
: are
: : awesome.
: :
: : "jane" wrote in message
: : ...
: : : Hello to all,,,,,
: : : Bwwwaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha,
: : : This has been the longest and most entertaining thread I
: : : have ever read.
: : :
: : : I thank you all for the laughs. (rotflmao)
: : :
: : : regards Jane
: : :
: : : (thank god i am australian)
: : :
: : :
: :
: :
: :
: :
:
:
:
:

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
No, those are the toy poodle pups, purebred all (6 of them at this
moment.) They'll never get to be bigger than 3.5 to 4 kilos. Ginger is
an aging big dog who loves to run and prefers sub-zero weather. Northern
Coyote is totally different from the desert kind I'm used to. (Scrawny,
mangy devils, those are.) Saw a Northern Coyote on the Alaska Highway
when I was sitting on the side of the road, taking a break. Looked like
a giant 50 kilo red fox.

Ginger (a male named for his color by the youngest when she was still
quite young) came with the wife and two daughters I gained by marriage 7
years ago. They previously lived in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
(We met in a Yahoo! Chat Room.)

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

Wow, now theres a tale.
Looks like I have two options,,,,,
1)ask pam (who breeds Akitas) to HELP!
2)or, ask croc dundee if I can borrow one his 'black-fellas' to make
me a stick that wont come back.......heh heh.

regards Jack

I'm sure lots of popular music was stolen off classical music. They wait
for copyrights to expire. That is a fitting epitaph for many of us: "It
Is Now Safe To Turn Off Your Computer".

Anyway, did you...?...

"START button, Find, F&F, Tshoot.inf"
R-Clk it & select "Install"

That must be done once per IE cumulative, if you want your
Troubleshooters. After that, either use my .reg's or Dundat's program.
Of course, the install of Tshoot.inf could be exposing one to a
vulnerability. Those .reg's only play with a kill bit, & likely do not
undo the install. So, really you may wish to content yourself with...

http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/tshoot
....which also is the Troubleshooters.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Roger Fink" wrote in message
...
| * Re Bindar Dundat: "Been there, done that" (alignment of planets, or
just
| good writers?)
| * If you decide to spring for the Chausson you'll wind up detesting
Richard
| Rogers, who lifted the melody for "Victory at Sea", note for note,
like a
| pirate. Made a career of doing stuff like that.
| * And I suppose I should also mention that I couldn't get the Dundat
| Workaround to work this time. I did it two ways. First I downloaded
the
| patches and then reinstalled the workaround over itself. When that
didn't
| work, I reverted, deleted TShoot.exe, redownloaded, then installed
TShoot
| anew, but that didn't work either. This is not the worst Windows
problem
| I've ever had, in fact it's a relatively small one, but it's annoying
that I
| couldn't get this thing to work beyond the initial installation.
|
| So I'm at a four-way crossroads: Updates with no Troubleshooter (not
the
| worst thing that could happen), Troubleshooter with no updates (like
95% of
| the users, I'd bet), do the registry hacks (for more advanced users
but
| "been there done that" enough to probably get through it) and, my
| preference, keep trying until TShoot.exe works. On my tombstone will
be
| inscribed the NT4 chestnut: "It Is Now Safe To Turn Off Your
Computer", if I
| can work out the intellectual property issues with Microsoft.
|
| \PCR wrote:
| Well, careful what you say. It is reported Dundat went on a sea
| voyage, & no one has seen him since in his original form. (Oh, I
see,
| it was YOU
| I last posted this to.)...
|
| From...
| The Lied and Art Song Texts Page
|
....snip

Mostly Me (MM)

I look at your headers. It shows you on Comcast.

I read the Comcast is blocking some ports. I don’t know if Comcast
can block the windows update site.

You can use bigfix from
http://download.bigfix.com/update/bf1760.exe



Greg R

Thanks for the information, Greg. That was my original question. So MM is
on Comcast using MSN while I am on Cox using Mozilla Firefox as my default
browser with IE as a back-up and being used for accessing the Windows Update
site. Gary I went ahead and took your advice about scripts so IE always asks
me if I will allow it to run the scripts. Thanks for suggesting this because
it allows me to have a better idea what is going on in my computer and if
baddies have penetrated the defenses. I look forward to the day when I can
use my computer to go on the offense and shut down these problematic
computers. That would be really sweet, nice and juicy. LOL!!

"Greg R" wrote in message
...
: Mostly Me (MM)
:
: I look at your headers. It shows you on Comcast.
:
: I read the Comcast is blocking some ports. I don't know if Comcast
: can block the windows update site.
:
: You can use bigfix from
: http://download.bigfix.com/update/bf1760.exe
:
:
:
: Greg R

Don't get Terhune's Coyote dog in trouble! Whose back yard is jane's
money buried in? And what is that dirt under your nails, Dan!?

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Dan" wrote in message
...
| All right, I forgive you and I can take a joke as long as it doesn't
last too
| long. smile
|
| "jane" wrote in message
| ...
| : Hi Dan,
| : Yes, please forgive me.
| : Was just my sense of humour and the ozzie way,
| : "she'll be right mate".
| :
| : regards Jane
| :
| : "Dan" wrote in message
| : ...
| : Hey, c'mon now. Don't you think you may be pushing the joke a
little far
| : now. Have a great day! :
| :
| : "jane" wrote in message
| : ...
| : : Hello Dan,
| : : Yup, those places will keep you
| : : wagging your tail..
| : :
| : : regards Jane
| : :
| : : "Dan" wrote in message
| : : ...
| : : Jane, I want to visit Australia but I have not been there yet.
I
| : visited
| : : New
| : : Zealand and it was awesome. I saw Paraparaumu, Auckland,
Palmerston
| : : North,
| : : Wellington, etc. However, I think my next overseas trip will
be to
| : : Ireland
| : : because I love all the green rolling hills and the pictures of
| Ireland
| : are
| : : awesome.
| : :
| : : "jane" wrote in message
| : : ...
| : : : Hello to all,,,,,
| : : : Bwwwaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha,
| : : : This has been the longest and most entertaining thread I
| : : : have ever read.
| : : :
| : : : I thank you all for the laughs. (rotflmao)
| : : :
| : : : regards Jane
| : : :
| : : : (thank god i am australian)
| : : :
| : : :
| : :
| : :
| : :
| : :
| :
| :
| :
| :
|
|

What is the exact listing, please (e.g., 'Windows Hotfix - KB891781')?
--
~PAB

Dan wrote:
Yes, I just checked it is listed in my add/remove programs.

"PA Bear" wrote in message
...
And how about 891781?

Dan wrote:
Robear, I have 867282. It is listed under help in IE in my 98SE
computer
system. Do you have any more requests?

Yes!
Change epitaph to "Neglected To Follow Instructions".

But a question: When I click Tshoot.inf I get a message to insert the
Windows disk. To see what was going on I clicked skip, I believe it was, and
the new box said failed to find bnts.dll. So I reinstalled Tshoot.inf again
but this time when prompted to insert the disk navigated to bnts.dll (from
where I store .cab files on the hard drive) and that took care of things.
But my question is, is this normal procedure or is bnts.dll supposed to be
integrated seamlessly into the install process?

PCR wrote:
I'm sure lots of popular music was stolen off classical music. They
wait for copyrights to expire. That is a fitting epitaph for many of
us: "It Is Now Safe To Turn Off Your Computer".

Anyway, did you...?...

"START button, Find, F&F, Tshoot.inf"
R-Clk it & select "Install"

That must be done once per IE cumulative, if you want your
Troubleshooters. After that, either use my .reg's or Dundat's program.
Of course, the install of Tshoot.inf could be exposing one to a
vulnerability. Those .reg's only play with a kill bit, & likely do not
undo the install. So, really you may wish to content yourself with...

http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/tshoot
...which also is the Troubleshooters.


* Re Bindar Dundat: "Been there, done that" (alignment of planets,
or just good writers?)
* If you decide to spring for the Chausson you'll wind up detesting
Richard Rogers, who lifted the melody for "Victory at Sea", note for
note, like a pirate. Made a career of doing stuff like that.
* And I suppose I should also mention that I couldn't get the Dundat
Workaround to work this time. I did it two ways. First I downloaded
the patches and then reinstalled the workaround over itself. When
that didn't work, I reverted, deleted TShoot.exe, redownloaded, then
installed TShoot anew, but that didn't work either. This is not the
worst Windows problem I've ever had, in fact it's a relatively small
one, but it's annoying that I couldn't get this thing to work beyond
the initial installation.

So I'm at a four-way crossroads: Updates with no Troubleshooter (not
the worst thing that could happen), Troubleshooter with no updates
(like 95% of the users, I'd bet), do the registry hacks (for more
advanced users but "been there done that" enough to probably get
through it) and, my preference, keep trying until TShoot.exe works.
On my tombstone will be inscribed the NT4 chestnut: "It Is Now Safe
To Turn Off Your Computer", if I can work out the intellectual
property issues with Microsoft.

\PCR wrote:
Well, careful what you say. It is reported Dundat went on a sea
voyage, & no one has seen him since in his original form. (Oh, I
see, it was YOU
I last posted this to.)...

From...
The Lied and Art Song Texts Page

...snip