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Ron H.
Apr 4, 2002, 8:50:12 AM4/4/02
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Hi All,
Everytime I switch to a non logged in Limited User Account, I get an error
message saying
"update.exe has found a problem and wants to email a report to Microsoft".
It only occurs when I switch to a NON LOGGED IN and Limited account.
I have disconnected all programs that run in the background and foreground
(antivirus etc) - but still this error message occurs. It does NOT occur
when I switch back to the admin account. Please - any help.
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Regards :- Ron H.
Email :- rona...@bigpond.com
Victoria :- Australia
Everytime I switch to a non logged in Limited User Account, I get an error
message saying
"update.exe has found a problem and wants to email a report to Microsoft".
It only occurs when I switch to a NON LOGGED IN and Limited account.
I have disconnected all programs that run in the background and foreground
(antivirus etc) - but still this error message occurs. It does NOT occur
when I switch back to the admin account. Please - any help.
--
Regards :- Ron H.
Email :- rona...@bigpond.com
Victoria :- Australia
Jabez Gan
Apr 4, 2002, 9:01:39 AM4/4/02
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Hi Ron,
Firstly, identify what program is this update.exe is. Next, check out the
manufacturer of this program, whether you will be needing to be in
Adminstrator user to run this program.
P.s: With the update.exe name, I suspect that this file may be an update
program for one of your other programs.
Hope this helps.
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Ron H.
Apr 4, 2002, 9:37:08 AM4/4/02
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Thanks Jabex,
You put me on the right track. I thought Update.exe was a Microsoft file -
hence an XP problem. But it is not - it belongs to Teknum Systems - of which
I have some of their s/w. I rename update.exe and presto - no problems.
Thanks again for the pointer
Regards Ron H.
You put me on the right track. I thought Update.exe was a Microsoft file -
hence an XP problem. But it is not - it belongs to Teknum Systems - of which
I have some of their s/w. I rename update.exe and presto - no problems.
Thanks again for the pointer
Regards Ron H.
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Jabez Gan
Apr 5, 2002, 9:01:05 AM4/5/02
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It's great feeling offering help to people. ;-)
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J. P. Gilliver (John)
Oct 17, 2013, 7:14:53 PM10/17/13
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In message <844b6619-3053-4e3b...@googlegroups.com>,
whereas richland2 repeated it (without adding anything) on 2013-10-17 -
11½ years later. Did you mean to add something?
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If you like making stuff there's always somebody ready to say that its
ridiculous. But, actually, I don't think it is. In fact, enthusiasms are good.
Hobbies are healthy. They don't harm anybody. - James May in RT, 6-12
November 2010.
11½ years later. Did you mean to add something?
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J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/<1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)Ar@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf
If you like making stuff there's always somebody ready to say that its
ridiculous. But, actually, I don't think it is. In fact, enthusiasms are good.
Hobbies are healthy. They don't harm anybody. - James May in RT, 6-12
November 2010.
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