Activating auto updates

[Guest silas]

I have a new gateway notebook and the automatice update feature is not

active. When I to to the page to activate it the page has no function to do

so. How do I address this issue.

[Guest Jimmy Brush]

Hello,

 

- click start

- click control panel

 

If you are using category view (the default):

- click the security heading

- click Windows Update

 

If you are using classic view

- double-click windows update

 

- In the left margin, click Change settings

- Select how you would like to receive updates

 

If this screen does not let you change the settings, please reply back with

what the screen says and any errors that you get.

 

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- JB

Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

 

"silas" <silas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>I have a new gateway notebook and the automatice update feature is not

> active. When I to to the page to activate it the page has no function to

> do

> so. How do I address this issue. </span>

[Guest chetsanford40]

hi,

I am also having problems getting automatic update to turn on.

Error(s) found

Code 80080005

(I have vista home premium)

ps,

is there any programs that doesn't conflict with vista:rolleyes:

 

 

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[Guest Robin]

Defender is Vista. I guess it doesn't even trust itself.

 

"chetsanford40" <chetsanford40.37hzsd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in

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>

> hi,

> I am also having problems getting automatic update to turn on.

> Error(s) found

> Code 80080005

> (I have vista home premium)

> ps,

> is there any programs that doesn't conflict with vista:rolleyes:

>

>

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> chetsanford40

> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

> </span>