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May 28th, 2009, 07:02 PM
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block a specific windows update
[Crossposted to Office Miscellaneous & Setup newsgroups for more appropriate
exposure] Office 2002, 2003, or 2007 SP2? How close are you to resolving the incompatibility? I'm not aware of an Office (2007) Service Pack blocking tool but I suppose you might be able to handle this via a GPO. If the computers updated via WSUS, you could block it that way but... -- ~PA Bear Koen Verwimp wrote: Office SP2 "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: What update? Koen Verwimp wrote: I developping some software for our company and our product has a problem with a specific Windows Update. Does anyone know of a way to block a specific update while still allowing automatic updates to function normally? We are not using an own WSUS, using standard windows update feature on XP and Vista. 
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December 9th, 2009, 08:13 PM
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block a specific windows update
Since I have the same question...
How do I block KB971486. It is causing stop errors. Only way to fix is revert to the old files it replaced. Then windows update list the update again. For now I have it unchecked and hidden. Dell computer as most of the BSOD seem to be coming from Dell installed computers. "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: [Crossposted to Office Miscellaneous & Setup newsgroups for more appropriate exposure] Office 2002, 2003, or 2007 SP2? How close are you to resolving the incompatibility? I'm not aware of an Office (2007) Service Pack blocking tool but I suppose you might be able to handle this via a GPO. If the computers updated via WSUS, you could block it that way but... -- ~PA Bear Koen Verwimp wrote: Office SP2 "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: What update? Koen Verwimp wrote: I developping some software for our company and our product has a problem with a specific Windows Update. Does anyone know of a way to block a specific update while still allowing automatic updates to function normally? We are not using an own WSUS, using standard windows update feature on XP and Vista.
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