RE: 0x8024402C is driving me absolutely crazy!

The problem that I'm having is that any time I try to enter "proxycfg -d"
(for another fix) it tells me "'proxycfg' is not recognized as an internal or
external command, operable program or batch file."

It gives me Error Message 5 whenever I try to use "net stop wuauserv", also.
I am the administrator, but it acts like I haven't the authority to do that.
Then who DOES?

Thanks
Keith

"rmore" wrote:

> Yes. I succeded with the following steps after having tried almost
> everything. I am using Windows XP Pro in a client machine conected through
> Internet with SBS 4.5 using MS Proxy Server 2.0 (Spanish version). I have no
> idea why this works but...it works! At least for me...I am not sure if your
> configuration is similar to mine
>
> 1. In Tools->Internet Options->Connections->LAN Configuration : NO proxy
> server.
>
> 2. In a Command Window enter the command
>
> proxycfg -p <SBS Server name here>
>
> 3. Verify that Proxy 2.0 Server is runnning in the server.
>
> Good luck!
>
>
>
> "Special_K" wrote:
>
> > Anyone had any luck with this stupid 0x8024402C error yet??
> >
> >

"Keith-in-trouble" <Keith-in-trouble@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9DB3DABB-7DAD-4D7D-ABBA-2882AA467CF9@microsoft.com...
> The problem that I'm having is that any time I try to enter "proxycfg -d"
> (for another fix) it tells me "'proxycfg' is not recognized as an internal or
> external command, operable program or batch file."


Which proves how essential it is that you disclose your OS and version
when you are reporting problems and also why it is generally better not
to try to report your problems as Me too! posts in ancient threads. ; }

Are you the OP? Special_K (Aug. 2004 with XPsp2 behind a proxy server)

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...6-e0f0c5483cb0


Otherwise perhaps you have some earlier OS?

<title>The Proxycfg.exe configuration tool is available for WinHTTP 5.1</title>
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/830605/en-us

(MSKB Search for
proxycfg "windows 2000"
)


>
> It gives me Error Message 5 whenever I try to use "net stop wuauserv", also.
> I am the administrator, but it acts like I haven't the authority to do that.
> Then who DOES?


Someone using that account who knows what they are doing. ; }
One possibility is that you have excessive security implemented
and don't know how to turn it off so you can maintain your OS.

For a simple workaround try doing a safe mode boot.
That should prevent the wuauserv service from starting
(in which case you won't need to stop it <w>) and prevent
other (third-party security) programs from starting too.

There is still the possibility that such applications could have modified
permissions so that you will still be blocked from making changes even
when they are inactive but without any other details about your symptoms
try doing it that way first.


>
> Thanks
> Keith


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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