Does uninstalling KB950759 again resolve the behavior?

NB: I'd only have uninstalled KB950759 long enough to test the behavior.

NB: The fact that your McAfee application (or any other security-related
application; e.g., third-party firewall, anti-spyware) was running in the
background when you installed KB950759 may have caused these problems.

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tengel wrote:
> I installed the KB950759 update when it was received but it caused a "Bad
> Image" error message which is the subject of a previous thread. I
> uninstalled the update, reported the problem to MS and waited for a
> correction. The corrected update was received and installed on 6/29.
>
>
>> What Leonard said.
>>
>> PS: KB950759 was released almost 2 months ago: Why did you wait 6+ weeks
>> to
>> install it?
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>> tengel wrote:
>>> I think I've found another problem with Update KB950759 which I
>>> installed
>>> on
>>> 6/29/08, and I'm hoping that someone can help.
>>>
>>> I use McAfee software provided by Comcast for virus protection, and
>>> after
>>> 6/29 the next automatically scheduled weekly virus scan would have run
>>> on
>>> 7/4 but it didn't. The last successful scheduled scan was on 6/27, just
>>> two
>>> days before the KB950759 installation.
>>>
>>> When I open McAfee Security Center and ask it to run a manual scan, I
>>> get
>>> the following error message inside of a Windows Internet Explorer box
>>> that
>>> says:
>>>
>>> Unable To Create
>>> gObjRegHelper{6A5A9B2E-3BD7-4c70-83F2-E664A86568F4}
>>>
>>> If I click OK in that box, I can run the manual scan, but I'm not able
>>> to
>>> set up an automated schedule anymore.
>>>
>>> The fact that this problem started right after the KB950759 installation
>>> (which is a security update for IE7) and the error message is coming
>>> from
>>> IE, leads me to believe that the problem is somehow related to the
>>> update.
>>> What do you think?