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Old 12th Aug 2005, 21:07   #1 (permalink)

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Help!

Since my last XP update I ve got the balloon that pops up saying I haven't got windows automatic updates enabled everytime I start up the PC.

How do I get rid of it from the task bar?

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Old 12th Aug 2005, 22:04   #2 (permalink)
 
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Start, Settings, Control Panel, Security Centre, (Resources)change the way windows alerts me, uncheck the Automatic updates box

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Old 13th Aug 2005, 06:47   #3 (permalink)

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Wondeful! Knew there was some way of doing it - just couldn't rememeber!

Thanks.

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