I searched Windows Update Troubleshooting pages, Microsoft Search, Google and basically came up with zilch. One reference on Google was a German site stating the problem may be due to being behind a proxy, with no solution. If there was no other info provided in the error message, then this looks like one your going to have to contact Microsoft about, since they dont even have in their error data base yet. Kip
I received the same error last night after I installed SP2 and went to Windows Update to see what else I needed. According to the Windows Update Troubleshooter, this error comes up when SP1 is removed via System Restore or Windows is installed in the same folder as SP1. You must then go into the registry and change a key value. If you do that and If you then go back to Windows Update, it'll tell you that SP1 needs to be installed, even if you have SP2. I'm going to reformat tonight when I get home from work and start all over again. Apparently, either something didn't work quite right during my SP2 install, or, perhaps there's some type of glitch with Windows Update itself. Since SP2 contains SP1, this error is perplexing.
I'll post back either late tonight (eastern time) or Wednesday morning and let you know what happens.
I just tried windows update again and it ran ok. It had me do a security update in which it redirected me to office update to complete. I didn't do anything in the interim other that run a defrag earlier this afternoon. ???????
I've been running SP 2 successfully for about 2 weeks now and had been to the update site several times since then without issue.
Eddj
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September 21st, 2004 13:00
I'm having the same problem.
kippy50
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September 21st, 2004 14:00
Dave50
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September 21st, 2004 15:00
I received the same error last night after I installed SP2 and went to Windows Update to see what else I needed. According to the Windows Update Troubleshooter, this error comes up when SP1 is removed via System Restore or Windows is installed in the same folder as SP1. You must then go into the registry and change a key value. If you do that and If you then go back to Windows Update, it'll tell you that SP1 needs to be installed, even if you have SP2. I'm going to reformat tonight when I get home from work and start all over again. Apparently, either something didn't work quite right during my SP2 install, or, perhaps there's some type of glitch with Windows Update itself. Since SP2 contains SP1, this error is perplexing.
I'll post back either late tonight (eastern time) or Wednesday morning and let you know what happens.
Dave
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September 21st, 2004 21:00
I just tried windows update again and it ran ok. It had me do a security update in which it redirected me to office update to complete. I didn't do anything in the interim other that run a defrag earlier this afternoon. ???????
I've been running SP 2 successfully for about 2 weeks now and had been to the update site several times since then without issue.
Eddj
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September 22nd, 2004 00:00
Just a MS glitch I guess. All is well now.
Dave50
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September 22nd, 2004 02:00
Guess I didn't have to reformat after all. Good practice anyway. All's well with SP2 and Windows Update is okay. Must've been an MS thing...
Dave50
duane255
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August 26th, 2012 18:00
I was having the same error..
I installed SP1,SP2,SP3
and then tried again and it worked..
You can google SP1-SP3 and down load them to install.