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Re: Microsoft Critical Updater Security
From: carson () tla org (Carson Gaspar)
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 21:50:56 -0500
"Gale" == Gale S Ringley <gringley () HOTMAIL COM> writes:
Gale> The behaviour you describe occured because at some point, you or someone Gale> else who uses your computer told Windows to trust all content from Gale> Microsoft. The wait and restart was indeed an update to Windows Update. Gale> To prevent this in the future, you will have to open in IE4 View> Internet Options>Content>Certificate>Publishers and remove the Gale> publishers you no longer want to trust. Not true. I can confirm this. It transferred _something_ and then asked if I wanted to restart. After that, I got the usual "do you want to trust this ActiveX control" message before it scanned my system for new updates. Something else is going on. -- Carson Gaspar -- carson () cs columbia edu carson () tla org carson () cugc org http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~carson/home.html Queen Trapped in a Butch Body
Current thread:
- Re: Microsoft Critical Updater Security Gale S. Ringley (Jan 24)
- Re: Microsoft Critical Updater Security Carson Gaspar (Jan 25)
- Re: Microsoft Critical Updater Security Corwin J. Grey (Jan 26)
- Re: Microsoft Critical Updater Security Carson Gaspar (Jan 25)