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Are you running behind a firewall? If not you may be infected with a virus which is preventing access to MS update site. I had this problem with blaster worm.
If it is the above, get a firewall (www.zonelabs.com zonealarm, free and works great) check for applicable virus and do necessary to remove then reload patches from MS site.
Hope this helps. KO
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by brian
I found some cards dont work right with the windows driver updates. - Nvidia and ATI cards.
I get the drivers directly from nvidia or ati and don't do that Windows driver update.
If you have problems with XPSP1 installing, it may be the Windows code on the disk- Microsoft locked out some OEM and "compromised" codes. If yhis is happening you can check the code and change it using what is called the magical jelly bean finder. It can be downloaded from http://www.magicaljellybean.com/
The way you describe it - it sounds like just the driver. I might also add that the standard mouse driver somehow messed up my video (made it slow and jerky) until I downloaded the (in my case) logitech driver.
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by wlbowers
I have gotten where I check the manufactures site for driver updates.
Microsoft should stay out of the driver business. Everytime I download a driver from updates it hoses up something.
Go to Nvidia and check for updates.
Lee
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