I posted this 3 days ago in M/S.public.windowsupdate N/G but didn't get a
response. I still haven't found the solution.
Can anyone here help please?

dfrog

Am running XP Home - SP2 - with all updates installed, I think! (most
> recent one being KB910437 on 13th Dec 05)
> I have Win Update set to :- Notify but don't download or install. (I'm one
> who likes to run like this and am vigilant)
> In Services. Auto Update is set to 'Automatic' and is started.
>
> The icon I have on my desktop which points to
> '%SystemRoot%\system32\wupdmgr.exe' has worked until now. When I select it
> now, I get the timer showing for a split second then nothing happens. Same
> if I choose links via control panel to go to M/S update site.
>
> I have put another icon on desktop which points to
> http://update.microsoft.com/windowsu....aspx?ln=en-us and
> which works just fine, but I'd rather know what is amiss with "the proper
> one".
>
> I have used Ewido recently which identified 11 suspect files which are
> removed but none of them seem to refer to this issue
>
> I have trawled for help on this but haven't found what I am sure is there
> somewhere, and so, would appreciate some guidance.
>
> dfrog

Still not resolved yet.
Also discovered that "review your update history" on the Microsoft update
site leads me to a blank page now. Am unable to find reference to this
problem on Microsoft site but I'm sure it must be there.
Can find installed updates via C:\Windows\$hf_mig$ but still want to fix
this blip.
dfrog

Have you tried running %SystemRoot%\system32\wupdmgr.exe from a DOS
window? It might show you a bit more information. I doubt it, but it
might.

Walter Gildersleeve
Freiburg, Germany

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"NullBock" <funny_leech@easypeas.net> wrote in message
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> Have you tried running %SystemRoot%\system32\wupdmgr.exe from a DOS
> window? It might show you a bit more information. I doubt it, but it
> might.
>
> Walter Gildersleeve
> Freiburg, Germany
>
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Thanks for quick response Walter, you were right, unfortunately it
did/showed nothing.

dfrog