KB967715 attempts to re-install every day

For about a week now, KB967715 attempts to install every day. The system log
claims that it installed successfully, but WU attempts to re-install it again
the next day.

How to turn this off?

Do you see anything other threads here with KB967715 in the subject?

SAW wrote:
> For about a week now, KB967715 attempts to install every day. The system
> log
> claims that it installed successfully, but WU attempts to re-install it
> again the next day.
>
> How to turn this off?

Look at message further down 'Fixed my KB967715 issue 99.99% sure'. I tried
it last night and it worked fine. I re-input x to 'DLACTRLW' after installing
KB967715 and the problem has not returned today. Thank you 'Ohno'.

"SAW" wrote:

> For about a week now, KB967715 attempts to install every day. The system log
> claims that it installed successfully, but WU attempts to re-install it again
> the next day.
>
> How to turn this off?

Bobby,

So you did re-activate the startup item after you did the install of the
update. Please let us know in a day or two if the update is now re-offered
or not.

This way we will know if we should tell others it is ok to turn the startup
item back on after a successful install.

I plan to test that my self but first I wanted to get all other updates up
and running that came down after 967715 which I had not done yet.

Thanks
"BobbyB" <BobbyB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0543A37E-35C3-48EE-A500-DBE041FCC1C8@microsoft.com...
> Look at message further down 'Fixed my KB967715 issue 99.99% sure'. I
> tried
> it last night and it worked fine. I re-input x to 'DLACTRLW' after
> installing
> KB967715 and the problem has not returned today. Thank you 'Ohno'.
>
> "SAW" wrote:
>
>> For about a week now, KB967715 attempts to install every day. The system
>> log
>> claims that it installed successfully, but WU attempts to re-install it
>> again
>> the next day.
>>
>> How to turn this off?