Yesterday Microsoft suspended automatic installations of KB937287, a servicing stack update required prior to installing Windows Vista SP1 and marked important.
Nick White made the announcement on the Windows Vista Team Blog, in which he stated: "Immediately after receiving reports of this error, we made the decision to temporarily suspend automatic distribution of the update to avoid further customer impact while we investigate possible causes." according to White, only a small amount of customers are affected and only in unique circumstances, he also went on to say that Microsoft are working to identify possible solutions and will make the update available again shortly after the issue has been addressed.
Microsoft has advised anyone who is affected by the issue to use System Restore or contact 1-866-PC-Safety for help troubleshooting.
Nick White made the announcement on the Windows Vista Team Blog, in which he stated: "Immediately after receiving reports of this error, we made the decision to temporarily suspend automatic distribution of the update to avoid further customer impact while we investigate possible causes." according to White, only a small amount of customers are affected and only in unique circumstances, he also went on to say that Microsoft are working to identify possible solutions and will make the update available again shortly after the issue has been addressed.
Microsoft has advised anyone who is affected by the issue to use System Restore or contact 1-866-PC-Safety for help troubleshooting.
What a piece!!
After installing some windows updates recently, Vista wouldnt boot to the login screen. It just sat there in total darkness. No messages nothing. (very useful error reporting thanks ms) Couldnt get into safe mode. Only fix was to wack in my vista cd and run system restore from the disc.
This sound like the problem?
After installing some windows updates recently, Vista wouldnt boot to the login screen. It just sat there in total darkness. No messages nothing. (very useful error reporting thanks ms) Couldnt get into safe mode. Only fix was to wack in my vista cd and run system restore from the disc.
This sound like the problem?
It usually sits on the screen saying configuring updates 3 of 3 0% and keeps rebooting.
Last edited by Apple-a-Day on 20 Feb 2008 - 17:57
I'd say that the only application I use on Vista that constantly nags for admin privileges is, in fact, the Explorer shell. :/
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