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I am having this same problem antonio_king opened a thread about back in December. The last post in that thread was December 9th.
I had downloaded all the extra things in the your latest Tomcat76 interactive page then I keep getting this activex problem. I download and it says it is registering but it keeps going back to the register page. The only difference is that I have not integrated IE7 as was the case with antonio_king and his problem. To begin with just what is the activex that has evidently not been slipstreamed? What is it's filename? The only thing I see that resembles it is the wucab. I remember that even though I had this file i downloaded it again and replaced the one that was there. Could this have caused my problem? Please suggest something that may help me out.
Thanks,
Alan
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Microsoft Update, asks for activex even though added cab to HFCABS
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 12:43 PM
For Windows Update and Microsoft Update, you need:
WindowsUpdateAgent20-x86.exe (HF)
LegitCheckControl.cab (HFCABS)
For Microsoft Update, you'll also need:
MUWEB_SITE.CAB (HFCABS)
WindowsUpdateAgent20-x86.exe (HF)
LegitCheckControl.cab (HFCABS)
For Microsoft Update, you'll also need:
MUWEB_SITE.CAB (HFCABS)
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 12:52 PM
Thanks,
I already have all three of those files. I did go ahead and do the suggested registering of a list of about six files that is beneath the register place which it continually looped to and then i was able to use windows update. i do not know what file fixed it of that list and would really like to know this. i did notice that KB905474Notification, which I already had in HF, was in the list of critical updates that I was presented with. Although this install seems to be fixed i still don't know what to do about producing a cd which would result in a good install. Any other suggestions?
I already have all three of those files. I did go ahead and do the suggested registering of a list of about six files that is beneath the register place which it continually looped to and then i was able to use windows update. i do not know what file fixed it of that list and would really like to know this. i did notice that KB905474Notification, which I already had in HF, was in the list of critical updates that I was presented with. Although this install seems to be fixed i still don't know what to do about producing a cd which would result in a good install. Any other suggestions?
This post has been edited by tacoeater: 26 February 2007 - 12:53 PM
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 04:10 PM
What exactly is the problem you are having?
I think you referred to KB905474. A newer version of this update was recently released. Try the standalone installer (placed in HF, released 02/21/2007).
I've also noticed that in order for Microsoft Update to work on first try (this is not for Windows Update) without reinstalling the components, you must import some entries. Here's a file for XP that you can place into HFSVCPACK.
DataStore.exe
I think you referred to KB905474. A newer version of this update was recently released. Try the standalone installer (placed in HF, released 02/21/2007).
I've also noticed that in order for Microsoft Update to work on first try (this is not for Windows Update) without reinstalling the components, you must import some entries. Here's a file for XP that you can place into HFSVCPACK.
DataStore.exe
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