Amrykid

What I would do is after it installs update, sys restore so then go to
windows update and go to change settings. click download but choose to
install so next it downloads, hide the update.

"JH" <jdh@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
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>I installed this security update that was coded as an important update on
>Windows Update. After rebooting, the system went to a blue screen (error
>in win32k.sys). It would not even boot in safe mode, so I had to boot from
>the Vista CD, run a system restore and everything worked fine. Then, a few
>hours later, Windows Update automatically installed the update again and on
>reboot, again the same blue screen error. I had to run system restore a
>second time to fix it.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Is there any solution other than
> turning off automatic update right now? How can MS screw up so bad on an
> update that it forces to people's systems by default?