June 2009 Windows Update

Automatic update came with 14 updates on my Dell XP. After the updates, my
computer would continuously freeze. No error codes. Nothing that I could
deduce from Event Viewer. Restore to a point before the updates. Everything
works fine again. Reinstalled XP updates--again freeze. Restore again.
Everything works fine. Reinstalled all Office 2007 updates. Everything works
fine.
So any ideas, there are about 6 updates that at least one freezes my machine
and they seem to work together, because I couldn't delete any of them
without effecting the others, the reason for a restore. The XP updates also
effected SpyDoctor. I've had to turn off automatic updates since these
updates freeze my machine. Any direction or help would be greatly
appreciated.

Also, we have 5 other XP computers that updated without a problem with
pretty much the same software loaded. I've never had an update problem, so
this has been a real pain.


"DSmith" <donna@DONTSPAMresxrn.com> wrote in message
news:u1PPKN36JHA.1380@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Automatic update came with 14 updates on my Dell XP. After the updates, my
> computer would continuously freeze. No error codes. Nothing that I could
> deduce from Event Viewer. Restore to a point before the updates.
> Everything works fine again. Reinstalled XP updates--again freeze. Restore
> again. Everything works fine. Reinstalled all Office 2007 updates.
> Everything works fine.
> So any ideas, there are about 6 updates that at least one freezes my
> machine and they seem to work together, because I couldn't delete any of
> them without effecting the others, the reason for a restore. The XP
> updates also effected SpyDoctor. I've had to turn off automatic updates
> since these updates freeze my machine. Any direction or help would be
> greatly appreciated.
>

Start a free Windows Update support incident request:
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DSmith wrote:
> Also, we have 5 other XP computers that updated without a problem with
> pretty much the same software loaded. I've never had an update problem, so
> this has been a real pain.
>
>
> "DSmith" <donna@DONTSPAMresxrn.com> wrote in message
> news:u1PPKN36JHA.1380@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> Automatic update came with 14 updates on my Dell XP. After the updates,
>> my
>> computer would continuously freeze. No error codes. Nothing that I could
>> deduce from Event Viewer. Restore to a point before the updates.
>> Everything works fine again. Reinstalled XP updates--again freeze.
>> Restore
>> again. Everything works fine. Reinstalled all Office 2007 updates.
>> Everything works fine.
>> So any ideas, there are about 6 updates that at least one freezes my
>> machine and they seem to work together, because I couldn't delete any of
>> them without effecting the others, the reason for a restore. The XP
>> updates also effected SpyDoctor. I've had to turn off automatic updates
>> since these updates freeze my machine. Any direction or help would be
>> greatly appreciated.