Error Windows Update problem "don't shut down your computer updates being configured"

OT: Windows Update problem.

Why should I continue to get the message ' don't shut down your computer updates being configured "where all the updates seem to have been installed?

Start here (ignore the title): http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949358

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