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Re: Windows Update fails to install updates

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by Hopefull, May 29, 2009.

  1. Hopefull

    Hopefull Guest

    Hi Harry

    I get the same error as before. Windows Update looked for updates and found
    21. I pressed "Install Updates", Windows asked for permission, I pressed
    "continue" and then Windows Update immediately said "Some Updates Were Not
    Installed" and 21 updates failed. Once again it said "Code 8007002 Windows
    Update encountered an unknown error".

    I have McAfee security centre running with the Personal Wirewall, and
    Windows Firewall. (Actually WF was off, but I've turned it on now!)

    "Harry Johnston [MVP]" wrote:

    > Hopefull wrote:
    >
    > > No luck. I did as you suggested which didn't work [...]

    >
    > By "didn't work" do you mean that it generated an error message, or just that it
    > failed to fix the problem?
    >
    > What antivirus, firewall, etc., software are you using?
    >
    > Harry.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > and also did the same but
    > > deleted the log and download files as suggested in the help files to make it
    > > as clean as possible. Below are a couple of sections of the
    > > windowsupdate.log file. First is the start of logging after the new agent.
    > > Hope they help.
    > > Thanks again.

    >
     
  2. mazorj

    mazorj Guest

    "Hopefull" <Hopefull@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:A731109E-1E21-4837-B991-20DA2FD88D3A@microsoft.com...
    > Hi Harry
    >
    > I get the same error as before. Windows Update looked for updates
    > and found
    > 21. I pressed "Install Updates", Windows asked for permission, I
    > pressed
    > "continue" and then Windows Update immediately said "Some Updates
    > Were Not
    > Installed" and 21 updates failed. Once again it said "Code 8007002
    > Windows
    > Update encountered an unknown error".
    >
    > I have McAfee security centre running with the Personal Wirewall,
    > and
    > Windows Firewall. (Actually WF was off, but I've turned it on now!)


    Have you tried right-clicking Windows Update from the All Programs
    list to Run as Administrator? It probably won't help but you should
    eliminate that as possibility.

    > "Harry Johnston [MVP]" wrote:
    >
    >> Hopefull wrote:
    >>
    >> > No luck. I did as you suggested which didn't work [...]

    >>
    >> By "didn't work" do you mean that it generated an error message, or
    >> just that it
    >> failed to fix the problem?
    >>
    >> What antivirus, firewall, etc., software are you using?
    >>
    >> Harry.
    >>
    >> and also did the same but
    >> > deleted the log and download files as suggested in the help files
    >> > to make it
    >> > as clean as possible. Below are a couple of sections of the
    >> > windowsupdate.log file. First is the start of logging after the
    >> > new agent.
    >> > Hope they help.
    >> > Thanks again.
     
  3. Jim

    Jim Guest

    Don`t run 2 firewalls together .


    On Fri, 29 May 2009 17:02:04 -0400, "mazorj" <mazorj@verizon.net>
    wrote:

    >
    >"Hopefull" <Hopefull@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >news:A731109E-1E21-4837-B991-20DA2FD88D3A@microsoft.com...
    >> Hi Harry
    >>
    >> I get the same error as before. Windows Update looked for updates
    >> and found
    >> 21. I pressed "Install Updates", Windows asked for permission, I
    >> pressed
    >> "continue" and then Windows Update immediately said "Some Updates
    >> Were Not
    >> Installed" and 21 updates failed. Once again it said "Code 8007002
    >> Windows
    >> Update encountered an unknown error".
    >>
    >> I have McAfee security centre running with the Personal Wirewall,
    >> and
    >> Windows Firewall. (Actually WF was off, but I've turned it on now!)

    >
    >Have you tried right-clicking Windows Update from the All Programs
    >list to Run as Administrator? It probably won't help but you should
    >eliminate that as possibility.
    >
    >> "Harry Johnston [MVP]" wrote:
    >>
    >>> Hopefull wrote:
    >>>
    >>> > No luck. I did as you suggested which didn't work [...]
    >>>
    >>> By "didn't work" do you mean that it generated an error message, or
    >>> just that it
    >>> failed to fix the problem?
    >>>
    >>> What antivirus, firewall, etc., software are you using?
    >>>
    >>> Harry.
    >>>
    >>> and also did the same but
    >>> > deleted the log and download files as suggested in the help files
    >>> > to make it
    >>> > as clean as possible. Below are a couple of sections of the
    >>> > windowsupdate.log file. First is the start of logging after the
    >>> > new agent.
    >>> > Hope they help.
    >>> > Thanks again.

    >
     

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