
11-17-2007
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Re: Updates not installed
"DG" <DG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A590D1A9-DBA5-4F02-AE68-9C46FC853C49@microsoft.com...
>I think I've got it fixed.
>
> Immediately after completing the Windows restore I was not able to update
> anything. In fact IE6, present because of completing the Windows restore,
> was not working so I could not even start the update application.
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> Automatic Update was on and it kept reporting that the install of
> "WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe" failed.
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> So I then downloaded from the MS Download site
> "WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe" and that installed. I then
> download
> IE7 from MS Download, installed that, and that got IE working again.
>
> Auto update and IE both could download "Windows Genuine Advantage
> Tool(KB892130)" but neither could install it. Always got the message
> "Some
> updates not installed" which was what caused me to start this thread.
>
> Based on advice in another thread in this forum I completed a forced
> install
> of WindowsUpdateAgent 3.0 using the /wuforce option. I did this from a
> command window. I then rebooted, ran IE7, and then Windows Update. I
> chose
> to install Microsoft Update which then downloaded and installed Windows
> Genuine Advantage Tool(KB892130). Both installed with success. I then
> ran
> Windows Update from IE7 and succeed in getting +80 uodates.
>
> So far so good.
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> "DG" wrote:
>
>> Yesterday I had to recover from a crash by running the Windows repair
>> option.
>> I'm using Windows XY SP2. Now when I run Windows Update the updates
>> download and attempt to install but then I get a message "Some updates
>> not
>> installed". Actually, none of the updates are installing. Any help on
>> fixing this will be much appreciated.
>>
>> DG
Well done - I always get them from the KB site - appears the safest way
these days.
Thank you for letting the group know and the method.
Antioch
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