"Marco Stubenitsky" <Marco
> wrote in message
news:4E6F43AD-BB2F-4926-9658-...
> When I let Microsoft searching for new updates, I live in the Netherlands,
> they advised me on 15th september to download SP2, my official and
> registrated WP was till yesterday up to date, with all of the hundreds
> updates they recommanded me.
> Downloading was not the problem, controlling and cheching neither.
> Half the way to install the programm, 100 MB it stopped with the bad news
> the program must stop because I discoverd an error code 8007000D.
Marco,
Try a search?
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=80...ff=1&scoring=d
(Google Groups search for
8007000D OR 0x8007000D MVP OR MSFT group:microsoft.*.windowsupdate
- sorted by date)
Unless you are particularly interested in making the update work
through WU you can see that the most common suggestion for
avoiding problems such as this is either downloading the update
and installing it manually or in this particular case ordering a CD.
If you are interested in diagnosing the symptom try doing a find
for files which were changed on the day of the update which
contain that code (e.g. various log files.) Then extract just a
context for those codes (e.g. based on timestamp in the log
messages) for separate analysis.
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
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>
> Maybe Microsoft invited me to the US version XP. Inmpossible to find what
> the error code means and nowhere in the help system I could find any advise.
>
> Maybe they forgot to tell me stop with this programm and switch over to
> Linux, that is better.
> But Microsoft din't.
> I want to appologose for my bad English, only learned at school very many
> years ago.
> Thanks for any reply
>
> "" wrote:
>
>> I had this problem also. I found that restarting the
>> computer in safe mode and installing the update from
>> there seemed to work fine.
>>
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Anyone else getting the error 8007000D i looked all over
>> the site but all i
>> >found were a few other people that had this. nothing
>> explaining how to fix
>> >it. Windows Service Pack 2 Wont download.
>> >.
>>
>>