Automatic update search

Since updating my virus/firewall program (Trend PC-cillin
14), Flex shows Automatic Update Search (6%) in lower right corner
and in Progress Window shows - Contacting Eclipse .org update site.
This never changes.
My firewall is obviously preventing access to the internet,
but I've tried adding FlexBuilder.exe to the list of programs
granted outgoing access and this has made no difference. Does
anyone know what program is actually trying to do the update or
what I have to do to give this program access?
Usually Trend puts up a message saying such-and-such is
trying to access the internet and I can grant or deny access, but
this doesn't happen with Flex.
Any ideas about what to do would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Doug

I recognize the exact sequence you are describing...did you even attempt what the KB suggests? I am not sure if it does exactly what you are wanting, so trying will at least provide a yes or no...
(off topic...) As for attaching images, when you click the little green tree, it pops up a screen. From what you described, I think you clicked the chain link button...which is to paste a URL link into the body of the message...not an image. To the immediate right is a little green tree...click that to upload images into your post.
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Hi @ASAP666
Thank you for your query, I will try my utmost to help you resolve this difficulty.
As you seem to be getting multiple errors I suggest you do a Refresh Your PC to Resolve Problems (Windows 8).
This will reinstall the Windows 8 OS but should not affect your personal setting.
If you do not want the update here is a link to Turn automatic updating on or off
from windows.microsoft.com
Before trying the update again please run the HP Support Assistant to aid with HP updates?
Once that has be accomplished here is a link to Updating Windows 8 to 8.1 to help you with the Windows 8.1 update.
If you do not want the Norton as you have Webroot you can uninstall the program.
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I am a relatively new APPLE type of guy.
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Was happy to see app release of iwork for iphone - purchased it - and even though spreadsheets on a tiny phone are a bit tough to get used to - i've decided to keep track of my gym work outs on the phone.
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solidaj wrote:
or am I just a dumb jock thinking that all of this is actually possible with out me continually bringing in new versions of the spreadsheet from idisk into the numbers version on the iphone?
As far as I know, it's the way hey behave.
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Additional tips on software installation here:
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/Library/InputManagers
~/Library/InputManagers
especially prior to system updates (they can always be added back one-by-one later).
Solutions for troubleshooting installation, startup, and login issues in Mac OS X v10.5
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1541?viewlocale=en_US

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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_%28Firefox%29#Clean_reinstall
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Using_multiple_profiles_-_Firefox
* [[managing profiles]]

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Hello forum Im new here and about 10 of my questions have been answered by searching. However I have not found an answer to this one:
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So are we saying the only way to get videos you paid for within itunes to the iPod is by enabling automatic updates? Cause right now I go to preferences and all the video selections are greyed out. What the heck?
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And when I click on automatic it says that it is going to REPLACE CURRENT CONTENT WITH STUFF IN LIBRARY. WHile that "might" help my one video to get on the iPod I think it might undo my work at getting my music how it is.
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