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ok - I'll take a look. thanks, and standby
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ok - I'll take a look. thanks, and standby

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well - I ran the debug tool, and it did run ok, but no dice on the IE9 license terms so far. &nbsp;perhaps there's a time lapse? I'll try it again in 30 minutes.
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well - I ran the debug tool, and it did run ok, but no dice on the IE9 license terms so far.  perhaps there's a time lapse? I'll try it again in 30 minutes.

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Hello - we use WSUS server to keep our network updated, and recently it's been having trouble downloading the IE9 upgrade due to the following error: &quot;cannot be approved for install because its Microsoft Software License Terms failed to download. Click retry download to try again.&quot; &nbsp;Well - retry download doesn't work - it just fails again. &nbsp;The rest of the updates are downloiading ok. &nbsp;Perhaps I need to manually download this? &nbsp;If so, I would like to be able to atleast use WSUS to apply the update to the computers automatically, even though the download is manual.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello - we use WSUS server to keep our network updated, and recently it's been having trouble downloading the IE9 upgrade due to the following error: "cannot be approved for install because its Microsoft Software License Terms failed to download. Click retry download to try again."  Well - retry download doesn't work - it just fails again.  The rest of the updates are downloiading ok.  Perhaps I need to manually download this?  If so, I would like to be able to atleast use WSUS to apply the update to the computers automatically, even though the download is manual.

Thanks!

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