Hello. Having probs installing the latest KB905915 fix for Win 2000 Pro. I get a message "preparing to install", but that's it. Nothing happens. Nothing shows on the progress bar,and when I cancel the install (after 30 minutes or so - it should only take 10 minutes), I get a message that there is something wrong with my Windows installation. My system is a stand-alone PC running Windows 2000 Professional & updated to SP4. I have NO anti-virus or Firewall (I'm on dialup). I am a home user and the PC is not part of a network. I just did an online McAfee virus check - the PC is clean.
The W2000 installation on this PC is very "vanilla" - just the basic Word and Excel software + IE6 installed. System very stable and all previous WinUpdate fixes have installed seamlessly. But not this one. Have Google searched over the last few days, and see other folk have had similar probs with KB905915 (usually running XP) but cannot find a definitive answer/fix/work around, and I cannot find a mention of W2000 having the prob. I've tried uninstalling a couple of previous Hotfixes and then installing KB905915 but no luck - KB905915 won't install. Have tried 6 + times now...
I'm posting here because it seems this fix is very much a "critical" one, and I do want to get it installed, but I'm stumped.
Any ideas?
TX.
Chris
The W2000 installation on this PC is very "vanilla" - just the basic Word and Excel software + IE6 installed. System very stable and all previous WinUpdate fixes have installed seamlessly. But not this one. Have Google searched over the last few days, and see other folk have had similar probs with KB905915 (usually running XP) but cannot find a definitive answer/fix/work around, and I cannot find a mention of W2000 having the prob. I've tried uninstalling a couple of previous Hotfixes and then installing KB905915 but no luck - KB905915 won't install. Have tried 6 + times now...
I'm posting here because it seems this fix is very much a "critical" one, and I do want to get it installed, but I'm stumped.
Any ideas?
TX.
Chris