From: "Glenn Meadows" 

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Rich,

BTW, I just had a similar experience with the vanishing GDIScan Tool =
program like Anti did.  On one of our servers, it was waiting as a =
pending update, it installed, and on the reboot of the server, I got the =
message that there were vulnerable programs (a default Office 2000 =
install that was done eons ago), and there is no trace of the tool =
anywhere on the desktop to allow me to re-run it.

I am applying all the office updates to that machine, even though we =
rarely, if ever use any of the office programs on that server (an =
occasional spreadsheet or word document that needs to be opened).

--=20
Glenn M.


  "Rich"  wrote in message news:416c770b{at}w3.nls.net...
     ANy chance you are running your own HTTP cache or proxy?  You =
didn't give enough info to identify when during your visit you see this. =
 One quick thought is that if you have a cache or proxy that is =
misbehaving you might see such an error.

  Rich

    "Mike '/m'"  wrote in message =
news:uenom0p7v3hdr67ndt6nd0q2hg52tv6ksd{at}4ax.com...
    Oh joy, my visit to Windows Update yields:

    Windows Update Error


    Windows Update has encountered an error and cannot display the =
requested page.

    Send error number to Microsoft (0x800A1391)

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Rich,
 
BTW, I just had a similar experience with the vanishing GDIScan =
Tool=20
program like Anti did.  On one of our servers, it was waiting as a
= pending=20
update, it installed, and on the reboot of the server, I got the message = that=20
there were vulnerable programs (a default Office 2000 install that was = done eons=20
ago), and there is no trace of the tool anywhere on the desktop to allow = me to=20
re-run it.
 
I am applying all the office updates to that machine, even though =
we=20
rarely, if ever use any of the office programs on that server (an = occasional=20
spreadsheet or word document that needs to be opened).
-- Glenn M.
 
 

  "Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:416c770b{at}w3.nls.net...
     ANy
chance you are =
running your own=20
  HTTP cache or proxy?  You didn't give enough info to identify =
when during=20
  your visit you see this.  One quick thought is that if you have a =
cache=20
  or proxy that is misbehaving you might see such an error.
   
  Rich
   
  
    "Mike '/m'" <mike{at}barkto.com>">mailto:mike{at}barkto.com">mike{at}barkto.com>
wrote in =
message news:uenom0p7v3h=
dr67ndt6nd0q2hg52tv6ksd{at}4ax.com...Oh=20
    joy, my visit to Windows Update yields:Windows Update=20
    ErrorWindows Update has encountered an
error and cannot =
display=20
    the requested page.Send error number to Microsoft=20
 
(0x800A1391)

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