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Re: BITS is hung starting, W2KSP4 WU failing

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11-13-2007

dan h

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Re: BITS is hung starting, W2KSP4 WU failing

also, see the post below "Re: BITS is hung starting, W2KSP4 WU failing".

"frank cao [msft]" wrote:

> If the windows 2000 machine have BITS 2.0 (KB842773) installed, then the
> BITSadmin command (/util /repairservice) should work.
>

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