Windows Update Went Bad

[DasFox]

I was doing a update, clicked on start, Windows Update, and did a custom update. When it was installing the updates it just hung at the Windows Media install, so I cancelled it, and rebooted the computer, but there where like still 4 installs left.

So when I reran the update over it did not show the option to reinstall these other 4 besides the fact that the Media player install never completed, so how can I go back and make sure this all installed correct or uninstall everything, or when I run the update over it does not detect anything and I can just do it from scratch?

By the way there is nothing in the Add Remove Programs for me to uninstall anything.

THANKS

 

[Tarrant64]

To actually see the windows updates in the Add/Remove Programs, click on the "Show Updates" check box at the top of the window.

If you've already done that your other option can be to do a System Restore. I believe a restore point is created everytime you do a Windows Update(most likely because sometimes things go wrong).

 

[DasFox]

Ahh, sheesh bone head me, wasn't paying attention to, "Show Updates"

Ok one last thing, in the updates I don't see anything listed for the "The GDI+ security update", shouldn't it be there, because I know I picked it the first time around on the update.

THANKS

 

[DasFox]

Should the "The GDI+ security update", be listed in the "Add or Remove Programs"?

THANKS

 

[Tarrant64]

Yes it should!

Sorry I've been busy and havne't had a chance to check back to this.

Don't mind that update.

 

[DasFox]

Ok I thought in there you should see it listed as "The GDI+ security update", or something to that effect, but I don't have anything listing it like that.

I'm not really worried about it, I just like to keep things neat and tidy is all. If I don't see it in there, you know anyway in which I can remove it and get it reinstalled?

THANKS

 

[mchammer]

Try the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer? It is supposed to check for all patches.

 

[DasFox]

Originally posted by: mchammer
Try the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer? It is supposed to check for all patches.

Ahh cool, I never knew about the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer before.

By the way for the shares Windows XP sets up as in this screenshot:

http://img224.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenil9.jpg

These are all fine I take it?

THANKS

 

[imported_LoKe]

YOU'RE WELCOME

Now please stop yelling at me.

 

[DasFox]

Originally posted by: LoKe
YOU'RE WELCOME

Now please stop yelling at me.

LOL, am I missing something here? Or was this like the idea of a joke?

Hmm I don't remember you helping anyone, LOL