Microsoft cleans up last month's Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has had to clean up bugs from its most recent patch update.

Microsoft has cleaned up bugs found in security updates from last month's Patch Tuesday.
One of them was a CryptoAPI patch that was supposed to fix a vulnerability that allowed spoofing, but had the side effect of causing services required by the Communications Server to fail to start.
There is now a fix for the issue that is available to download.
The other two re-released patches are for Microsoft security bulletins MS09-043 and MS09-62 from last month's release.
The MS09-043 was rereleased to re-offer the update for Microsoft Office 2003 Service Pack 3 and Microsoft Office 2003 Web Components Service Pack 3, to fix a detection issue when Microsoft Office Access Runtime 2003 was installed.
MS09-62 corrected "detection entries" and "file and registry key information" issues.
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