Turning on Automatic Update...

Christopher

I would Google 'ERROR 1058' - there are numerous hits including ms knowledge
base.


"Fangtastic20" <> wrote in message
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>I have gone to "Control Panel" and selected "system" and turned automatic
> update to automatic and set a time to that it should happen at every day.
> I
> have also gone into "Security Center" and tried to turn it on, but it
> says
> error:1058 and won't let me. I've even gone onto windows.com to scan
> computer
> for updates, but won't allow me to without having automatic updates on.
> And
> then it gives steps of how to do so....clicking on START and clicking RUN
> typing in services.msc to change all 3 things of what it says to to get
> automatic updates to turn on. NOTHING HAS WORKED, PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've
> defragmented and cleaned disk for the computer, upgraded my virus/ spyware
> software and tried lookin up for solutions and haven't found any. PLEASE
> LET
> ME KNOW OF ANY IDEAS TO FIX ERROR 1058. Thanks
> ~Matt

Fangtastic20

I have gone to "Control Panel" and selected "system" and turned automatic
update to automatic and set a time to that it should happen at every day. I
have also gone into "Security Center" and tried to turn it on, but it says
error:1058 and won't let me. I've even gone onto windows.com to scan computer
for updates, but won't allow me to without having automatic updates on. And
then it gives steps of how to do so....clicking on START and clicking RUN
typing in services.msc to change all 3 things of what it says to to get
automatic updates to turn on. NOTHING HAS WORKED, PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've
defragmented and cleaned disk for the computer, upgraded my virus/ spyware
software and tried lookin up for solutions and haven't found any. PLEASE LET
ME KNOW OF ANY IDEAS TO FIX ERROR 1058. Thanks
~Matt

Mick Murphy

Error and solution described above.

Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"Fangtastic20" wrote:

> I have gone to "Control Panel" and selected "system" and turned automatic
> update to automatic and set a time to that it should happen at every day. I
> have also gone into "Security Center" and tried to turn it on, but it says
> error:1058 and won't let me. I've even gone onto windows.com to scan computer
> for updates, but won't allow me to without having automatic updates on. And
> then it gives steps of how to do so....clicking on START and clicking RUN
> typing in services.msc to change all 3 things of what it says to to get
> automatic updates to turn on. NOTHING HAS WORKED, PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've
> defragmented and cleaned disk for the computer, upgraded my virus/ spyware
> software and tried lookin up for solutions and haven't found any. PLEASE LET
> ME KNOW OF ANY IDEAS TO FIX ERROR 1058. Thanks
> ~Matt

roy69

I would advise against having automatic update turned on. There are some
updates that can do more harm than good. Before installing an update
always review it.

This is partically true for hardware updates such as graphic cards and
also motherboards.


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Engel

Hello Matt,

Scan the system for the presence of Vundo.

You may have a virus.

It is *possible* that the issue is being caused by a malware known as
Vundo. Please scan the system with the installed antivirus and then do
an online scan ( using Internet Explorer ) here:
<http://usa.kaspersky.com/products_services/free-virus-scanner.php>

If malware is detected, suggest you post to a reputable anti-malware
forum for further assistance. If it's not, then read Method 2 here:
<http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883614>

Good luck
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"Fangtastic20" wrote:

> I have gone to "Control Panel" and selected "system" and turned automatic
> update to automatic and set a time to that it should happen at every day. I
> have also gone into "Security Center" and tried to turn it on, but it says
> error:1058 and won't let me. I've even gone onto windows.com to scan computer
> for updates, but won't allow me to without having automatic updates on. And
> then it gives steps of how to do so....clicking on START and clicking RUN
> typing in services.msc to change all 3 things of what it says to to get
> automatic updates to turn on. NOTHING HAS WORKED, PLEASE HELP ME!!! I've
> defragmented and cleaned disk for the computer, upgraded my virus/ spyware
> software and tried lookin up for solutions and haven't found any. PLEASE LET
> ME KNOW OF ANY IDEAS TO FIX ERROR 1058. Thanks
> ~Matt

Charles W Davis

I would advise just the opposite. Microsoft does not provide hardware
updates via automatic updates, only optional.

"roy69" <> wrote in message
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>
> I would advise against having automatic update turned on. There are some
> updates that can do more harm than good. Before installing an update
> always review it.
>
> This is partically true for hardware updates such as graphic cards and
> also motherboards.
>
>
> --
> roy69
>
> - Core 2 Quad Q6600
> - Abit IP35 Pro
> - 4 x 1GB OcUK PC2-6400 C5 800 MHZ Dual Channel
> - Leadtek GeForce 8800 GTS 640MB GDDR3
> - CiBox TFT 22" Widescreen LCD Panel. 1680 x 1050
> - Creative X-Fi 7.1 PCI-E
> - Antec 900 Ultimate Gaming Case
> - Creative Inspire 7.1 T7900 Speakers
> - Corsair HX 620W ATX2.2 Modular SLI Complient PSU