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Microsoft July updates included KB918419 for Excel. I received an alert from
Spy Sweeper that a Browser Helper Object was to be installed. Since I did not
see why Excel would need a BHO, I denied the change. The update failed.
Should I allow the change?
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Frank C
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It might be the change fixing the security hole in Excel (one of 3 reported
recently). Could you not just install it, then remove it after?

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Microsoft July updates included KB918419 for Excel. I received an alert

from
Spy Sweeper that a Browser Helper Object was to be installed. Since I did

not
see why Excel would need a BHO, I denied the change. The update failed.
Should I allow the change?
Thanks
Frank C
Dell Dimension 8400
Win XP SP 2
I. E. 6.0 SP 2
Office 2003 SP 2



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Subject line error - should be KB918419

"Frank C" wrote:

Microsoft July updates included KB918419 for Excel. I received an alert from
Spy Sweeper that a Browser Helper Object was to be installed. Since I did not
see why Excel would need a BHO, I denied the change. The update failed.
Should I allow the change?
Thanks
Frank C
Dell Dimension 8400
Win XP SP 2
I. E. 6.0 SP 2
Office 2003 SP 2

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This problem was solved - on the advice of Spy Sweeper - by turning off the
Spy Sweeper BHO shield and then running the update.

"Frank C" wrote:

Subject line error - should be KB918419

"Frank C" wrote:

Microsoft July updates included KB918419 for Excel. I received an alert from
Spy Sweeper that a Browser Helper Object was to be installed. Since I did not
see why Excel would need a BHO, I denied the change. The update failed.
Should I allow the change?
Thanks
Frank C
Dell Dimension 8400
Win XP SP 2
I. E. 6.0 SP 2
Office 2003 SP 2

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I can't imagine many of us will also experience the problem, but good on you
for letting us know.

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Bob Phillips

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"Frank C" wrote in message
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This problem was solved - on the advice of Spy Sweeper - by turning off

the
Spy Sweeper BHO shield and then running the update.

"Frank C" wrote:

Subject line error - should be KB918419

"Frank C" wrote:

Microsoft July updates included KB918419 for Excel. I received an

alert from
Spy Sweeper that a Browser Helper Object was to be installed. Since I

did not
see why Excel would need a BHO, I denied the change. The update

failed.
Should I allow the change?
Thanks
Frank C
Dell Dimension 8400
Win XP SP 2
I. E. 6.0 SP 2
Office 2003 SP 2



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