From: "Gregg N" 

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"Rich"  wrote in message news:449994b0$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     One more reason to configure the machine to automatically update at =
3:00 AM or similar.
I am the sole user of my computer, but I wish to be notified of updates =
before they are installed. At the same time, I don't wish to run with =
admin rights all the time. The current system makes this awkward.
     Does a non-admin get the install on shutdown option if the admin =
has no configured automatic updates or even then? I'm not sure I understand
what you are asking. If the admin has not = configured automatic updates,
then how would there be any updates = available about which to be notified?

I think it would be better if all users (not just admins) got a tray =
notification by default. Clicking on the shield as a non-admin should =
bring up a dialog with an "enter admin password" prompt, and
possibly a = "do not tell me about updates any more" checkbox.
Users could elect to = reenable notification in a new field in the current
Automatic Updates = dialog.

Gregg

  Rich

    "Gregg N"  wrote in message =
news:pan.2006.06.20.00.19.35.275312{at}invalid.invalid...
    On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 15:14:35 -0700,  wrote:

    > Just click on the yellow shield in the tray.  It's the same set =
you
    > have previously been notified are waiting for you to approve
    > installing. It's in the shutdown dialog because it is a good =
opportunity
    > to install since you are going to restart your computer anyway.

    That's only if you are logged on as an administrator. If you are not
    logged in as an administrator, there is no yellow shield in the =
tray.
    There should be. The only notification you get that there are =
updates
    waiting is if you happen to select shut down. Not even the log out =
dialog
    indicates there is something waiting. If you don't routinely =
shutdown
    your computer, it is possible to go days without realizing there is
    something waiting.

    Gregg



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"Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:449994b0$1{at}w3.nls.net...

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be any updates available about which to be notified?
 
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(not just admins) got a tray notification by default. Clicking on the = shield as=20
a non-admin should bring up a dialog with an "enter admin
password" = prompt, and=20
possibly a "do not tell me about updates any more" checkbox.
Users could = elect=20
to reenable notification in a new field in the current Automatic Updates =

dialog.
 
Gregg
 

  Rich
   
  
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wrote in=20
    message news:pan.200=
6.06.20.00.19.35.275312{at}invalid.invalid...On=20
    Mon, 19 Jun 2006 15:14:35 -0700, 
wrote:> Just click =
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    yellow shield in the tray.  It's the same set
you> have=20
    previously been notified are waiting for you to approve> =
installing.=20
    It's in the shutdown dialog because it is a good opportunity> =
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    install since you are going to restart your computer =
anyway.That's=20
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dialogindicates=20
    there is something waiting. If you don't routinely shutdownyour=20
    computer, it is possible to go days without realizing there =
issomething=20
    =
waiting.Gregg=


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