Liz
Tue Feb 10 17:11:26 CST 2004
Thanks for replying. I'll look for a service pack first
and try that.
>-----Original Message-----
>I don't think you can for critical updates - only remove
is available. If
>you install the service pack first [if any shown] the
number may drop quite
>a bit. A service pack will take a long time if you are
using dial up. You
>don't have to install one at a time, but it makes sense
to do five at a
>time. Be sure to disable any antivirus program or other
running applications
>[other than firewall] before downloading/installing
critical updates. ---
>Steve
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>"Liz" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:e36801c3f00c$326bdf70$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> I bought a refurbished laptop running windows 2000 pro.
>> When I went to update site there are 35 updates.
>> The "add" button was grayed but the remove button was
>> active. I do not want to download and install 35
updates
>> at once. Some of them say to install separately. And I
>> don't want to press the "remove" 34 times, then 33
times,
>> etc. How do I get the add button activated so I can
>> download and install one at a time.
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