[Allan]

I am using Netzero High Speed. I kept getting the error 0x80072F76 when
running the High speed accelorator. I turned it off and tried going to the v6
updates and it installed the new software and everything went OK. I then
turned on the High Speed accelorator and went back to this site and the same
error came up. The question I have is, if I keep running the High Speed
accelorator and have automaic updates turned on, will it still update my
computer when it need to? I would think it would but just not sure. Thanks
for the help.
Allan

[Galen]

In news:89DD8E38-EAF8-474C-A578-8C8572C471B1@microsoft.com,
Allan <Allan@discussions.microsoft.com> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

> I am using Netzero High Speed. I kept getting the error 0x80072F76
> when running the High speed accelorator. I turned it off and tried
> going to the v6 updates and it installed the new software and
> everything went OK. I then turned on the High Speed accelorator and
> went back to this site and the same error came up. The question I
> have is, if I keep running the High Speed accelorator and have
> automaic updates turned on, will it still update my computer when it
> need to? I would think it would but just not sure. Thanks for the
> help.
> Allan

Probably will not work as the high speed is pushing it through an image
compressing proxy server. I have a similar configuration here and automatic
updates doesn't even like to work unless I disable the acceloration software
first. I suspect that in your case you'll need to disable it for both the
site and automatic updates to work properly for you. Mine is based on Propel
but offered from my ISP (for a few extra dollars a month) and is probably
quite similar in effect as the product you are using. Simple work around is
what you're already doing, disable it for automatic updates. (They happen on
the second Tuesday of the month normally though it's worth while to check
the update site manually every week or so just to see.)

Galen
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