For what it's worth, This solution worked for me.
There was mention made of using some 3rd party Reg cleaner possibly causing
the problem.
I have used CCleaner on this machine running Vista Ultimate W/Office 2007
Pro. I also have another machine running Vista Home Premium W/ Office 2007
Standard. I have used CCleaner on that machine as well. SP1 installed
correctly on that computer.
It might be interesting to note that during the install process for the
failed update, a virus scan initiated itself and caused the system to freeze,
requiring a system restart.
From that point on it was not possible to successfully install The SP1 update.
The virus scanner is AVG.
It's purely conjecture on my part, however it seems that disabling AV during
an update or install still holds true.
Thanks again for your solution,
Pete
"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote:
> Justin;
> Have you solved the 78f error yet?
> If not have you tried with the Office 2007 DVD in each of your DVD
> drives?
> Insert the Office 2007 in the drive before going to Microsoft/Windows
> Update.
> Then start Windows/Microsoft Update.
>
> If you still have problems, can you contact me at the "E-Mail Me" on
> this page:
> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/feedback.htm
> I may be able to point you to a resolution.
> If you drop the "1" it will get to me a little faster.
>
> If you are not having the 78f error, this does not apply.
>
> --
> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
>
>
> "DiverJustin" <DiverJustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:28047393-2935-4B14-B129-0B8F171B0A8C@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks. Tried this but the same thing happened and I got the 78F
> > error.
> > Should I have done anything with the MS Office disk, apart from just
> > put it
> > in the CD/DVD drive?
> >
> > Justin
>