Hello.



I have the following problem. I click on Windows Update in the browser. Than

he find some updates. After i choose the updates and start the download, the

download failed without any errorlogs. Can you help me? Im loged on as an

administrator.



Greetings Michael from Germany

I had the same problem, and was due to a proxy server issue.  At a command

prompt, just type:

proxycfg -u



After that, the updates started working with no problem!



-- Joel





"Michael Gora" wrote:



> Hello.

>

> I have the following problem. I click on Windows Update in the browser. Than

> he find some updates. After i choose the updates and start the download, the

> download failed without any errorlogs. Can you help me? Im loged on as an

> administrator.

>

> Greetings Michael from Germany

Hi,



thank you. I test that tomorow.



Michael



"Joel" wrote:

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> I had the same problem, and was due to a proxy server issue.  At a command

> prompt, just type:

> proxycfg -u

>

> After that, the updates started working with no problem!

>

>   -- Joel

>

>

> "Michael Gora" wrote:

> 

I have just done this and IT WORKS, thanks very much. One question though . .

.. what does the command do in the proxy settings?

Thanks again

Andy



"Michael Gora" wrote:

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> Hi,

>

> thank you. I test that tomorow.

>

> Michael

>

> "Joel" wrote:

> 

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 03:02:01 -0700, Andy Rams

<AndyRams@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

 

>I have just done this and IT WORKS, thanks very much. One question though . .

>. what does the command do in the proxy settings?

>

The following table lists the command line parameters available for

use with the ProxyCfg.exe tool:



Parameter  Description

=========  ===========

none       When no parameters are specified, the current WinHTTP

proxy settings are displayed.



?          Help information is displayed.



d          Specifies that WinHTTP applications access the network

directly, without a proxy.



p          Specifies the proxy server. You can also specify an

optional list of servers that are accessed without a

proxy.



u          Specifies that WinHTTP applications use the current

user's proxy settings for Internet Explorer. This

parameter does not work if Internet Explorer is

automatically detecting proxy settings, or if it is

using an automatic configuration URL to set the proxy

information.



i          Specifies that WinHTTP applications use the current

user's proxy settings for Internet Explorer. This

only works when ProxyCfg.exe was not previously used.

If ProxyCfg.exe is installed, specify that the "u"

command line parameter use the manual settings. This

parameter does not work if Internet Explorer

automatically detects proxy settings, or if it uses

an automatic configuration URL to set the proxy

information.



--

dak

My SpywareBlaster Custom Blocking List:

<http://customblockinglist.cjb.net/>

Thanks 'dak'. Useful information. Regards, Andy.



"dak" wrote:



> On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 03:02:01 -0700, Andy Rams

> <AndyRams@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> 

> The following table lists the command line parameters available for

> use with the ProxyCfg.exe tool:

>

> Parameter  Description

> =========  ===========

> none       When no parameters are specified, the current WinHTTP

>            proxy settings are displayed.

>

> ?          Help information is displayed.

>

> d          Specifies that WinHTTP applications access the network

>            directly, without a proxy.

>

> p          Specifies the proxy server. You can also specify an

>            optional list of servers that are accessed without a

>            proxy.

>

> u          Specifies that WinHTTP applications use the current

>            user's proxy settings for Internet Explorer. This

>            parameter does not work if Internet Explorer is

>            automatically detecting proxy settings, or if it is

>            using an automatic configuration URL to set the proxy

>            information.

>

> i          Specifies that WinHTTP applications use the current

>            user's proxy settings for Internet Explorer. This

>            only works when ProxyCfg.exe was not previously used.

>            If ProxyCfg.exe is installed, specify that the "u"

>            command line parameter use the manual settings. This

>            parameter does not work if Internet Explorer

>            automatically detects proxy settings, or if it uses

>            an automatic configuration URL to set the proxy

>            information.

>

> --

>  dak

>  My SpywareBlaster Custom Blocking List:

>  <http://customblockinglist.cjb.net/>

>

Sorry,



but it doesnt work :_(



Greetings

Michael





"Joel" wrote:

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> I had the same problem, and was due to a proxy server issue.  At a command

> prompt, just type:

> proxycfg -u

>

> After that, the updates started working with no problem!

>

>   -- Joel

>

>

> "Michael Gora" wrote:

> 

Hello Michael Gora,

I don't even know if you are still on this site, it's totally off topic, I hope the moderator will forgive me, but I'm looking for my long lost cousin, who's name is also Michael Gora, lives in Germany, he is in his late 20s and his mother's name is Sabina. If you are by ANY CHANCE that M.G., please send me an email at magyarab@hotmail.com.

If you are the "wrong" Michael then sorry for the "disturbance".



greetings,

zsuzsi