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Comments on: Windows patch backfires on the security-minded

People who tweaked their OS settings are getting hit hardest by a flawed Microsoft update meant to fix a serious flaw.

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BSOD (blue screen of death) till patch applied
by October 19, 2005 9:17 AM PDT
I had just installed last week's round of security patches in a newly minted industrial PC, and I started getting BSOD intermittently. After this latest "fixed" patch was installed, the BSOD stopped. Pretty serious stuff, as we resell PCs as part of our business.
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BSOD (blue screen of death) till patch applied
by October 19, 2005 9:17 AM PDT
I had just installed last week's round of security patches in a newly minted industrial PC, and I started getting BSOD intermittently. After this latest "fixed" patch was installed, the BSOD stopped. Pretty serious stuff, as we resell PCs as part of our business.
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windows patch backfires
by October 19, 2005 9:03 PM PDT
...still running with original xp and minimal patches no sp1 no sp2 .....windows update service disabled....plenty a bunk here ....don wan it don need it.....
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windows patch backfires
by October 19, 2005 9:03 PM PDT
...still running with original xp and minimal patches no sp1 no sp2 .....windows update service disabled....plenty a bunk here ....don wan it don need it.....
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Like an IE problem
by josmor October 22, 2005 1:42 AM PDT
In my case the problem showed like bloking all kind of scripts, even from some MMC like the SERVICES, and my Email Server. I couldn't access any kind of web page with javascript or activex. I couldn't upgrade windows (activex required), my antivirus, etc. I couldn't modify the security settings in IE.
I couldn't find information on how to solve the problem anywhere on the Internet. Only similar problems for IE 5.5 in Windows XP.
After uninstaling the patch.. all seems to work!
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Like an IE problem
by josmor October 22, 2005 1:42 AM PDT
In my case the problem showed like bloking all kind of scripts, even from some MMC like the SERVICES, and my Email Server. I couldn't access any kind of web page with javascript or activex. I couldn't upgrade windows (activex required), my antivirus, etc. I couldn't modify the security settings in IE.
I couldn't find information on how to solve the problem anywhere on the Internet. Only similar problems for IE 5.5 in Windows XP.
After uninstaling the patch.. all seems to work!
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