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Microsoft releases repair disk for botched KB 2823324 patch

Discussion in 'Security and Privacy' started by wildfire, 2013/04/22.

  1. 2013/04/22
    wildfire

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    Christer

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    wildfire,
    thanks for the heads up! I have moved it to the "Security and Privacy" subforum where the original thread on the subject was posted.
     
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    wildfire

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    Thanks Christer,

    I never thought of looking in here :eek: and since it's a Windows 7 issue I naturally posted on that board.
     
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    Christer

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    Well, updates issue or Windows 7 issue, the thread could go in either subforum but the first one ended up here and who argues with the boss ... :eek: ... ?
     
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  6. 2013/04/23
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    After reading this post this morning, I rushed home and checked my three different machines: Professional, Ultimate, and Pro 64 bit

    The so-called bad patch was installed on the first two and I don't see any issues. And I'm guessing it does'nt affect 64 bit machines.

    FWIW, Microsoft pushed out a patch to fix the first one: KB 2840149

    Searching the net tells me, the original patch conflicted with Kaspersky. I run NOD32
     
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  7. 2013/04/24
    Arie

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    No, it has nothing to do with the architecture.

    That's what's known. This is what Microsoft says:

    Source
     
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