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Old May 23rd 04, 09:03 AM
Anonymous Sender
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Default Update certificate strangeness!?!?

The update security certificate is always the wrong date, much earlier, expired,
is this at least kinda normal?

It hasn't been right for a long time, how do I know it's the windows
official update site I am connecting to?

I wouldn't mind downloadind and installing the updates myself, can I do
that also?

Thanks.

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Old May 23rd 04, 09:26 AM
Noel Paton
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Default Update certificate strangeness!?!?

Which update Security Cert? - Windows Update? You need to update your own
certificates! (by going to Windows Update!g)

OTOH, you could always ask MS for a copy of their Security CD - complete
with all security updates for Win 98, Win ME, Win 2K, and Win XP - by going
here
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/cd/order.asp

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The update security certificate is always the wrong date, much earlier,

expired,
is this at least kinda normal?

It hasn't been right for a long time, how do I know it's the windows
official update site I am connecting to?

I wouldn't mind downloadind and installing the updates myself, can I do
that also?

Thanks.



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Old May 23rd 04, 06:37 PM
MowGreen [MVP]
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Default Update certificate strangeness!?!?

First, open Internet Options via the Control Panel. Click the
Advanced tab. Scroll down to the " Security " heading.
UNcheck the box next to " Check for server certificate revocation "
Put a check in the box next to " Do not save encrypted pages to
disk". Click Apply, then OK.

Start Internet Explorer.
In the Address box, type
https://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/getmanifest.asp
click Go.
In the " Revocation information about the certificate was not
available... do you still want to connect? " dialog box, click Yes.
On the Tools menu, click Windows Update.
On the Windows Update Web page, click Scan for Updates.


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Anonymous Sender wrote:

The update security certificate is always the wrong date, much earlier, expired,
is this at least kinda normal?

It hasn't been right for a long time, how do I know it's the windows
official update site I am connecting to?

I wouldn't mind downloadind and installing the updates myself, can I do
that also?

Thanks.


 




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