Thanks Robert for the reply,
One thing I should point out is that I goofed I said "I can start” but
should of said "I can not start” the following services. They will not load
when pressing the start button or using net start or stop
- Automatic Updates
- COM+ Event System
- Background Intelligent Transfer
- System Event Notification.
I had already tried most of your suggestions, awhile awaiting a response to
my post, with no luck:
1. I have searched that error code with no luck as it relates to by issue.
2. I have removed the /s and everything registers.
3. Try it in safe mode with and without networking.
4. Searched for errors relating to why the services don’t load.
I have downloaded and reviewed DependencyWalker, but not knowing all the dll
related to Windows Update it is kind of hard to know where to start.
"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:
> "DBQ" <> wrote in message
> news:56517E4C-5AD3-444E-9774-
> ....
> >>> 8. Tried to Start these services and check on their dependencies:
> >>> a. Automatic Updates:
> >>> Could not start…
> >>> Error: 2147746310 An Unexpected internal errors was detected.
>
> That's 0x80040206
>
> http://docxp.mvps.org/WU5-ERR.htm
>
> <quote>
>
> 0x80040206 -2147220986 EVENT E INTERNALERROR There will be event messages in Application/System log regarding the errors.
>
>
> </quote>
>
> >> Try the steps in this post (creating and running the batch file
> >> IEreg.bat):
>
> > No Luck. Didn't work.
>
>
> Try it also during a safe mode boot. One thing which is not being done
> by the script is ensuring that the service is stopped. That has been known
> to interact adversely with some of the re-registrations. (Doing it in a safe mode
> boot would mean the service wouldn't be running.)
>
> You might also get more clues by executing the same regsvr32 commands
> without the /s switches. E.g. some users have reported problems registering
> wuaueng.dll which have only been resolved by discovering that there is
> a missing dependency for that module. Do a Google Groups search
> of my posts for DependencyWalker for more details about such cases.
>
> BTW there are other errors in that script which the /s switches are covering up.
> Don't be distracted by them. <eg>
>
>
> Good luck
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
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