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My computer(PC) doesn't switch on, on normal mode.

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hamzah95
February 21, 2008, 5:21 PM UTC
"katana" wrote:If you have just reinstalled, then there will be a lot of updates waiting.
To stop this for the time being please use the following instructions :-
Click Start -- Control Panel -- Automatic Updates
select the last option Turn Off Automatic Updates
Click Ok

Open IE, and click Tools >> Windows Update

Let it scan for any needed updates, install them and then reboot when needed.
Repeat the scan/install until it says there are no updates available.

Now turn Auto Updates back on


I have repaired my windows but not formated my PC. SO....... what can I do about that problem? the problem with the automatic updates and I only have one update.
Katana MRU Teacher Emeritus
February 21, 2008, 6:04 PM UTC
Unfortunately this is an Anti Malware forum,
your logs are clear of malware and as such any problem that still exists is beyond what we deal with.
I suggest that you seek help in one of the forums that deal with Operating System problems.
Elrond Admin/Teacher Emeritus
February 22, 2008, 6:25 AM UTC
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