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Tom_Hickerson
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1/20/2005
Can't complete windows update, Many other security errors poping up
When I try and do a windows update I get a "do you want to accept this certificate" window , but it has this error in it.
Warning the authenticity of this content can not be verified, therefore it cannot be trusted.
Problem listed below
The Root Certificate has Not been Enabled as a Trusted Root
Do you want to install and run "WIndows Update"
bla bla
If I accpet the certificate it still won't run update.
I believe this is the source of my problem.
I have windows 2000, and IE 6.0 with SP1, and I am running the program as the administrator.
Windows 2000
5
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SheharyaarSaahil
8/22/2022 - Mon
Gianluigi_Zanettini-MegaLab_it
1/20/2005
Did you have SP4 installed?
RevelationCS
1/20/2005
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;842283
also see
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q196316/
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1/20/2005
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Tom_Hickerson
1/20/2005
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There were no root certificates authorities listed. I exported them from another machine, and now it works. Any idea how they all could of been deleted?
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SheharyaarSaahil
1/20/2005
>> Any idea how they all could of been deleted?
malwares\trojans\virus attack!
system crashed and restarted!
somebody deleted them manually!