> I have never had a problem with a bad update. I sure wish I could say that. Nearly every time I download either a M$ or a Symantec update my mouse freezes up and I have to do two or three reboots followed by resetting the mouse to another setting and then back again to the original settings. I get screen flicker on monitors running off notebooks. That involves the same resetting of everything.
I dread software updates from either M$ or Symantec. Symantec has suggested several registry edits to solve this problems. What joy. At 07:35 AM 8/15/2003 -0700, you wrote: >Nicky, > >You hit the nail on the head. That is why I have my computer set up to >automatically alert me to critical updates. If I come into the office >and there is one pending, I take the time to let it download and >install. After a reboot I am back in business. I have never had a >problem with a bad update. > >I also have my antivirus software set to automatically update so I >don't have to worry about that. It does so in the morning before I get >to work. > >And I have Zone Alarm installed. > >Dennis McGrath > > >--- Nicky Avery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >--------------------------------- > > >Eric Peterson wrote: > >How aboutthe Microsoft Security Bulletinlist? If you were on that >list, you#8217;d have known about this exploitandpatch a month ago. > > > > >Eric, > >Had you considered that, while keeping up with the almost dailysecurity >hole plugs and other patches is your work and you get paid forit, for >most of theother people on this list, all these issues prevent them >from gettingon with their work and getting paid for it? > >Nicky > >
