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Sorry forgot this URL to add to trusted sites as well:<br />
&nbsp;<a href="https://update.microsoft.com" rel="ugc nofollow">https://update.microsoft.c<wbr />om</a> &nbsp;<br />

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Sorry forgot this URL to add to trusted sites as well:
 https://update.microsoft.com [https://update.microsoft.com]  


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Everyone was very helpful. &nbsp;Gave the most points to the first solution because I had already placed the update URLs into the Trusted Sites zone, but it didn't have any effect. &nbsp;However both the first and second suggestions provide excellent suggestions! &nbsp; Many thanks! <br />
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Carole!<br />

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Everyone was very helpful.  Gave the most points to the first solution because I had already placed the update URLs into the Trusted Sites zone, but it didn't have any effect.  However both the first and second suggestions provide excellent suggestions!   Many thanks!

Carole!


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I have upgraded to Windows IE7 from IE6 on our Windows Server 2003 RL Standard Edition, but now I cannot access Windows Update. &nbsp;The error number is 0x8DDD0001, and although I can reach one possible solution, it will not load because it states that java is disabled on the browser. &nbsp;Have made certain that java script is enabled, but to no avail. &nbsp;Can someone help me? &nbsp;This server is hosting our web site, and as such needs to be updated continuously for protection.<br />
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Many thanks!<br />
Carole!
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I have upgraded to Windows IE7 from IE6 on our Windows Server 2003 RL Standard Edition, but now I cannot access Windows Update.  The error number is 0x8DDD0001, and although I can reach one possible solution, it will not load because it states that java is disabled on the browser.  Have made certain that java script is enabled, but to no avail.  Can someone help me?  This server is hosting our web site, and as such needs to be updated continuously for protection.

Many thanks!
Carole!

Error 0x8DDD0001 in Windows Update

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