novaflare
The Dragon Was Here
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join:2002-01-24
Barberton, OH
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Re: Weird problem....Update for Windows XP (KB927891)
Had a oh shiii moment 
Thats what many of us call them here localy cause thats what comes out of your mouth when your workign ona comp and hae stuff like this happen |
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jefe
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join:2001-05-19
Northport, NY | reply to Name Game
I used Windows Update Custom. as opposed to auto-updates.
I read the description, it sounded reasonable, I clicked install. |
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Name Game
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join:2002-07-07
North Myrtle Beach, SC
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said by jefe  :I must be missing something, but what do either of those threads have to do with the problem I experienced? Did you manually install it or use the WU site ?
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jefe
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join:2001-05-19
Northport, NY | reply to PrntRhd
I must be missing something, but what do either of those threads have to do with the problem I experienced? |
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PrntRhd
join:2004-11-03
Fairfield, CA
1 edit | reply to jefe
»Automatic Updates today(22nd)?
slso
»Microsoft Security Advisory (927891)Fix for Windows Installe |
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jefe
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join:2001-05-19
Northport, NY
 ·Verizon FIOS
| Just installed the critical update mentioned in the title. It required a reboot and when I rebooted, my boot drive had changed in BIOS to a drive that's not bootable.
I have a hardware (motherboard) SATA RAID-1 array as my bootable c:\ drive. I also have a 3rd SATA drive installed as d:\ which I use to backup data nightly/weekly/monthly. Apparently that MS update changed the boot sequence, making the backup drive first, and it doesn't have the o/s installed on it.
Scared crap out of me. Just passing this along in case it will help anyone else from having heart palpitations.  |
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