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David Venables wrote:
I got it from the newsgroup microsoft.public.windowsupdate, I don't know whether the person who posted it got the information from direct from microsoft. There were few postings which seemed to confirm it to be true. I did try to manually install the update, to no avail. David "Dave T." wrote in message ... David Venables wrote: "Paul Montgomery" wrote in message ... On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:38:00 -0700, crushablemeg wrote: I am having the exact same issue and that link wasn't very helpful for me I tried the standalone install as well as the update notification 5 times now and still keep getting the same thing please insert disc??????? try looking for help where the update gurus hang out: microsoft.public.windowsupdate I found this in the above newsgroup which helped me: I had the same problems installing this update. After much riggamaroll searching everywhere it turns out this Update as mentioned is for Microsoft Works8. Having a new machine like most of you I assumed I had Works8 installed. I don't! It's Works 8.5. This update is not needed and can be successfully just ignored or hidden. To find your version in vista anyway)1) Click Start All Programs and then PC Help & Tools Click Recovery Manager. The recovery manager welcome screen opens. 2) Click Next. 3) On the Software Program re-installation screen select Yes, and then click Next. 4) On the Welcome screen, click Next. 5) Look for the Microsoft Works program and check if there is any version number next to it. If it 8.5 as mine was your done. Just ignore or hide the Update. Now you'd think the update would recognize this but hey it's Microsoft. It ain't ever easy. Best of Luck... Curious where you got this info. I have Works 8.5, and the update installed (manually) just fine. Did microsoft tell you that it was not for Works 8.5? -- Dave T. You can't imagine the extra work I had when I was a god. - Hirohito, Emporer of Japan According to this article; http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec.../ms08-044.mspx The only "Non affected" version of works is v.9. Works 8.5 is a build number I believe, not a version. -- Dave T. You can't imagine the extra work I had when I was a god. - Hirohito, Emporer of Japan |
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I HAVE THE SAVE THING, CAN YOU HELP ME? "David Venables" wrote: Hi, I tried to install the update for Works 8 (KB955428) and keep getting the error code 8024002D with an instruction to insert a disc. I bought my computer, from new, with the Works program already installed, so do not have a disc. I am using Vista Home Premium. Any ideas how to get around this? Many thanks for any help. David |
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"JIMLUO" wrote in message ...
I HAVE THE SAVE THING, CAN YOU HELP ME? "David Venables" wrote: Hi, I tried to install the update for Works 8 (KB955428) and keep getting the error code 8024002D with an instruction to insert a disc. I bought my computer, from new, with the Works program already installed, so do not have a disc. I am using Vista Home Premium. Any ideas how to get around this? Many thanks for any help. David JIMLUO: "Me too", posts have no value and mung up the sequence of answers. Just follow the discussion and the answer will come just as fast. David: Your computer manufacturer is required to provide you a means of re-installing all of the software that came pre-installed. Most computer vendors (Dell for sure) provide a set of Works disks with the computer if Works is preinstalled. If you did not get a set, contact the seller or the manufacturer for your copy. |
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Richard in AZ had de volgende lumineuze gedachte op 16-11-08 20:08:
"JIMLUO" wrote in message ... I HAVE THE SAVE THING, CAN YOU HELP ME? "David Venables" wrote: Hi, I tried to install the update for Works 8 (KB955428) and keep getting the error code 8024002D with an instruction to insert a disc. I bought my computer, from new, with the Works program already installed, so do not have a disc. I am using Vista Home Premium. Any ideas how to get around this? Many thanks for any help. David JIMLUO: "Me too", posts have no value and mung up the sequence of answers. Just follow the discussion and the answer will come just as fast. David: Your computer manufacturer is required to provide you a means of re-installing all of the software that came pre-installed. Most computer vendors (Dell for sure) provide a set of Works disks with the computer if Works is preinstalled. If you did not get a set, contact the seller or the manufacturer for your copy. Dear jimluo, I believe you are better off without the update. It would bring the version to 8.5 and you would lose some old modules that are 16-bit!!! MS never updated/rewrote these, and just removed them. This is the easiest and cheapest way to modernize a program. So if all parts of Works work, do nothing and be happy you don't have version 9. Erik Jan |
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