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| freak 2004-12-02, 11:45 pm |
| Funny: I get to thank you twice for this post  | |
| sandy7000 2004-12-03, 1:45 pm |
| Spid, that's exactly the IE6 update that's crashing my mbr: KB889293. It downloaded this morning. I installed it on XP. Had to use LKGC to keep it from rebooting again & again.
I had just come on line to look into this.
I have some little hooligan bugs dinking with my sys. That's why I'm dl'ing SP 2 piecemeal...easier to troubleshoot.
It seems that's the biggest issue w/ SP 2. If it crashes your sys, you don't know which update is doing it. | |
| sandy7000 2004-12-03, 8:40 pm |
| BTW, does anyone know how to work backwards off an update? It usually just states "a vulnerability".
For example; whether KB889293 addresses Bophra, etc.
If I could find out which bugs were exploiting the vulnerability, I could work backwards to find out which files were affected. A google search brings up nothing specific. Searching via running .exes & .dlls isn't working either. A search via a date files started being modified is also too non-specific.
The AV, Spybot & AdAware have been sidelined, but not disabled, so they're not getting a grip on the bug.
I do definately have something as the activity shows it.
I'll keep searching. |
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