PCWorks: Update icon in System Tray

Hello again (Windows XP) ... I have a small yellow
badge-looking icon in my
system tray. A mouse-over says: "Updates are ready for
your computer. Click
here to install these updates" ... Then there's the
option of "Express
Install" (Recommended) and "Custom Install"
(Advanced). Now after clicking
Install, two updates are always "installed
successfully" and I click OK, and
the icon disappears from the system tray. Quickly after
that, the icon
re-appears again (re-appears again; redundancy?), and this
icon keeps
re-appearing and I keep installing the same two updates ad
infinitum. Am I
being punished with some Sisypheum challenge? Is there a way
of stopping this?
Am I supposed to do penance (I know I've visited some
naughty sites at times).
Is this supposed to be happening? --- Harold
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On 15 May 2007 at 23:48 -0400, Harold B. wrote, at least in

part:  

> Hello again (Windows XP) ... I have a small yellow
> badge-looking icon in my system tray. A mouse-over
says:
> "Updates are ready for your computer. Click here
to install
> these updates" ... Then there's the option of
"Express
> Install" (Recommended) and "Custom
Install" (Advanced). Now
> after clicking Install, two updates are always
"installed
> successfully" and I click OK, and the icon
disappears from the
> system tray. Quickly after that, the icon re-appears
again
> (re-appears again; redundancy?), and this icon keeps
> re-appearing and I keep installing the same two updates
ad
> infinitum. Am I being punished with some Sisypheum
challenge?
> Is there a way of stopping this? 

Perhaps there's a verification problem with the update 
installation.  If there is, the Belarc Advisor, 
<http://w
ww.belarc.com/free_download.html>, will identify the

problematic update.

Karl
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