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Hi to everyone!
I hope this is the right place where to post question like the one I'm starting to right now.

Recently I did my monthly Windows Update and this time I saw it was bigger than usually. It was about 250MB or something...
Anyway I started it and everything goes right, I mean all the process finished correctly and windows prompts me to reboot the system.
When I restarted I looked the event viewer log and I saw some warning messages that make me worry a bit.
I attached a screen shot that sawing those messages and hope someone of you could be able to explain me.

Hope to read some resonable explanation of that.
Thanks,
Stefano.

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I think you don't have to worry. Those files seem to be related to ASP.NET &. NET Framework.

Did you try to double-click on that exclamation icon? You have Win98, right?

Hi euromix and thanks for your reply.
first off you said that but it's not the true.
I didn't! you got a miss taken or something
As second thanks for the help you gave to me about my question.
I have widows xp pro sp3.

bye,
Stefano.

Hi euromix and sorry if I ask your help again...
I decided to post you all the screen shots that are showing the details of those warning messages...I hope you or someone else would give them a look for me.

Bye and I'm really thank to you for all!!
Stefano.

P.S.
Keep in mind that there is even "one" more bunch of this warning messages that comes just before those ones and because of they say the same things, I'm posting it without any details. It's the last picture with no propriety window in foreground.

Hi,

Nothing unstable or other problems as result of these error messages? I wouldn't worry.
Got all Windows recommended updates? Could update Microsoft .NET framework to see if that fixes potential bugs. 3.5 might be latest.

I see what you mean...thanks for your help!
I'm thinking that I just over estimate that story.

Thanks for all and bye,
Stefano.