[915 Series] LiveUpdate 3 Hangs systems at end of Windows XP boot

After installing LiveUpdate 3, my system hangs near the end of XP boot. Searching the forum, I found one thread related to this - https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=63173.0 but it didn't offer any solution.
Anyone else experience this or have any ideas? System specs in sig below.
ET

I just posted about this in another thread. Don't have Live Monitor/ Live Update3 load with windows. Live Monitor is the utility on your computer that loads and has that icon in the Notification Tray/Area. If you do then re-install Live Monitor/ Live Update 3 don't have it load with windows. Below is what I wrote in https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=79322.msg561508#msg561508 :
Quote from: Frankenputer
Email MSI tech support about this issue. I've noticed a few posts about the new Live Monitor and a rebooting problem. I don't have this issue, but I don't have it load with windows--maybe that is why I don't. If you still want to update to the newer LiveMonitor/Live Update, do so, then double-click the icon in the Notification tray, usually the lower right-hand side, click configuration, uncheck the box for Launch Live Monitor at Startup, and click apply. You'll have to start Live Monitor(Live Update 3) after windows starts each time you wish to run it. Personally, I don't know why anyone would want this utility to run all the time anyway. Just start it your self, right-click the icon, click Auto-Search, click next, and then finish to get to whatever it finds. You can check it once a week yourself. Anytime you update Live Monitor/ Live Update3 it puts itself back in the startup group. So, you have to change the configuration each time.

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