Security Hotfix 328310
 

I have a Radeon 64 DDR.

When i install Security hotfix from windowsupdate i get screen
corruptions- areas around the task bar, menus and windows appear
black.

It all works fine when i uninstall the hotfix.

Is this a known problem - is there a solution ??

thanks

WTF dude! What makes you think this is an ATi problem? Go post this in a
Windows XP newsgroup somewhere or something.

Chris Smith

"Marek" wrote in message
om...
I have a Radeon 64 DDR.

When i install Security hotfix from windowsupdate i get screen
corruptions- areas around the task bar, menus and windows appear
black.

It all works fine when i uninstall the hotfix.

Is this a known problem - is there a solution ??

thanks

who be dat? wrote:
| WTF dude! What makes you think this is an ATi problem? Go post this
| in a Windows XP newsgroup somewhere or something.
|
| Chris Smith
|
| "Marek" wrote in message
| om...
|| I have a Radeon 64 DDR.
||
|| When i install Security hotfix from windowsupdate i get screen
|| corruptions- areas around the task bar, menus and windows appear
|| black.
||
|| It all works fine when i uninstall the hotfix.
||
|| Is this a known problem - is there a solution ??
||
|| thanks

I think that this is BS anyway. I have installed every patch that
MS has posted on windows update and have never had a problem.
Of course all of my hardware is up to date. And I don't use any
kaaza type apps.



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Tampa Bay

"Frank"
| WTF dude! What makes you think this is an ATi problem? Go post this
| in a Windows XP newsgroup somewhere or something.
| Chris Smith

Because ...
- its the video thats having the problem
- ive applied this patch to numerous other machines ... and only this
one with an ATI card that has the problem

"who be dat?" wrote in message
...
WTF dude! What makes you think this is an ATi problem? Go post this in a
Windows XP newsgroup

fool !


marek go checkout ... http://vnboards.ign.com/message.asp?topic=41794625


Mark

Frank wrote:

When i install Security hotfix from windowsupdate i get screen
corruptions- areas around the task bar, menus and windows appear
black.

It all works fine when i uninstall the hotfix.

Is this a known problem - is there a solution ??

thanks

I think that this is BS anyway. I have installed every patch that
MS has posted on windows update and have never had a problem.
Of course all of my hardware is up to date. And I don't use any
kaaza type apps.

Of course you don't have an ATI card with a PAL TV tuner (as an example),
otherwise you'd not be so quick with your "it never happened to me so it
can't possibly be true" attitude.

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/mel/

np:

/mel/ wrote:
| Frank wrote:
|
|||| When i install Security hotfix from windowsupdate i get screen
|||| corruptions- areas around the task bar, menus and windows appear
|||| black.
||||
|||| It all works fine when i uninstall the hotfix.
||||
|||| Is this a known problem - is there a solution ??
||||
|||| thanks
||
|| I think that this is BS anyway. I have installed every patch that
|| MS has posted on windows update and have never had a problem.
|| Of course all of my hardware is up to date. And I don't use any
|| kaaza type apps.
|
| Of course you don't have an ATI card with a PAL TV tuner (as an
| example), otherwise you'd not be so quick with your "it never
| happened to me so it can't possibly be true" attitude.

No I don't....If I want to watch TV I turn on the TV. The point
that I was trying to get accross is that it is almost imposible to
match the infinate number of harware differences. I will usually
do a _lot_ of research before I buy any hardware.


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Tampa Bay

Frank wrote:

I think that this is BS anyway. I have installed every patch that
MS has posted on windows update and have never had a problem.
Of course all of my hardware is up to date. And I don't use any
kaaza type apps.

Of course you don't have an ATI card with a PAL TV tuner (as an
example), otherwise you'd not be so quick with your "it never
happened to me so it can't possibly be true" attitude.

No I don't....If I want to watch TV I turn on the TV. The point
that I was trying to get accross is that it is almost imposible to
match the infinate number of harware differences.

So why didn't you say that? Why did you imply that a) Windows Update [and
pathes installed thereby] is infallible, and b) the guy has caused the
problem himself by using Kazaa or similar?

I will usually
do a _lot_ of research before I buy any hardware.

What's that got to do with the price of fish?

If your original reply didn't make sense, this one makes even less sense.

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/mel/

np: