I have 2 Windows XP Home update problems :
[1] The same 4 updates keep appearing, even though I've (successfully) installed them :
KB 839645, 841533, 841873, 873376.
They are in Windows\$hf_mig$
[2] When I attempt to install some programs (ie. Visual C# Express) a message appears
saying that SP2 must be installed, and the minimum required is SP1 !
I attempted to install SP3 (Beta) but had the same result as in 2.
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Hello and welcome to PC Help Forum.
Have you installed windows installer 3.1? Do you have SP1 or SP2 installed? I would leave SP3 RC alone for now. Do not delete that folder. Leave it alone. It is a necessary folder for future updates etc. Description of the contents of Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2003 software update packages http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;824994 %windir%\$hf_mig$ folder You can delete these update uninstall folders/files - Folders that have uninstall as part of the name (for example $NtUninstallKB282010$ which reside in C:\windows (hidden folders) are Window Hot Fix Update folders/files) can be safely deleted (providing you never wish to uninstall the updates). I would recommend leaving these folders for a period of at least a month to make sure the update is working correctly. These updates can be deleted individually or in multiples. To find out more about the update/s go to: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=XXXXXX NB: XXXXXX = the actual number not including the "Q" or "KB" Once you have deleted the uninstall folders/files, then go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs. Select the matching Windows Hotfix Title relating the update folder/file you have just deleted and select remove. You will get a Windows error. This is because you have deleted the uninstall folder/files. Just choose OK and the entry will be deleted from the Add/Remove Programs Listing.
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Problem resolved. Eventually I had to re-install Windows - and the problem disappeared!
Is this the proper way to reply ? Thanks Jelly Bean |
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Thankyou for letting me know it is resolved.
![]() Yes just reply on your thread wether it is fixed or not. So I will mark as resolved.
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