IE7 to be mandatory update tomorrow - GBPVR breaks?

barbarian · 2006-10-09, 07:02 PM

I noticed that in the survival guide for the latest version of GB-PVR, it breaks under IE7 as the local System account can't launch processes. Well, tomorrow, IE7 is to be a mandatory "high-priority" windows update. So does this mean that if we have auto-update on, GB-PVR will break?

More here

elite · 2006-10-09, 07:18 PM

<< Notes not to download the update and crosses fingers that things have changed since the beta...

***sub*** · 2006-10-09, 07:32 PM

Quote:So does this mean that if we have auto-update on, GB-PVR will break?

Yes, quite possibly.

I do have a release sort of ready that fixes the problem. I'd rather not have to rush it out - but will if I have to. Of course those people that insist on sticking to earlier versions of GB-PVR will be out of luck.

gEd · 2006-10-09, 09:51 PM

I've just set auto-update to "notify me but don't automatically download or instal them". Hopefully this will enable me to then disable the IE7 download.

Old Dog · (This post was last modified: 2006-10-09, 10:43 PM by Old Dog.)

I think my household PC already has IE7. I'm not sure because the UI has changed so much that I can't even find the version number!

Anyway, this PC is set up as a GBPVR client. In a five minute GBPVR test there were no problems.

BTW, I don't allow automatic updates on my GBPVR computer (server).

bgowland · 2006-10-09, 11:27 PM

gEd Wrote:I've just set auto-update to "notify me but don't automatically download or instal them".

I thought that was how everybody had it set. Big Grin

I've seen enough updates mess up enough machines to never let any auto-update service install anything I'm not happy with and it certainly doesn't do it until I say so.

Cheers,
Brian

MarkD · 2006-10-10, 01:16 AM

You can disable it here......
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai...laylang=en

ShiningDragon · 2006-10-10, 10:17 PM

Old Dog Wrote:I think my household PC already has IE7. I'm not sure because the UI has changed so much that I can't even find the version number!

Anyway, this PC is set up as a GBPVR client. In a five minute GBPVR test there were no problems.

BTW, I don't allow automatic updates on my GBPVR computer (server).

The problems started at IE7 BETA 3. One of the symptoms is the "not working" of comskip. Till BETA 2 there was no problems.

We'll see soon enough.

haripj · 2006-10-10, 10:59 PM

That post was updated to say that IE7 will NOT be pushed out after all...

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