Error 0xD0000006 installing updates KB901214 & KB903235

I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
?

Many Thanks

John

John,
I am also getting the same error (Error Code: 0xD0000006 ) every time I run
an update. Did you find an answer?
Regards
Geoff

"JPMoynihan" wrote:

> I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> ?
>
> Many Thanks
>
> John

Geoff,

Sorry to bring bad news but my problems were caused by a failing hard drive.
I just managed to get all my data off before it died completely.
I think if you can't get chkdsk to work then do a back up as soon as you can
!!!

John

"GGBarber" wrote:

> John,
> I am also getting the same error (Error Code: 0xD0000006 ) every time I run
> an update. Did you find an answer?
> Regards
> Geoff
>
> "JPMoynihan" wrote:
>
> > I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> > found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> > updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> > ?
> >
> > Many Thanks
> >
> > John

"JPMoynihan" wrote:

> I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> ?
>
> Many Thanks
>
> John

I am also in the same boat. Problem began when I installed the latest
Windows Installer and a cumulative XP security patch in November or December
2005 that "froze" the desktop (for 2 hours). I got the infamous "blue
screen" after powering off/on, but after 3 reboots the boot issue cleared up.
Forced chkdsk to run and it cleaned a multiple sectors. I'm no longer
getting auto updates and all attempts to update fail giving the same error.

--
Bod


"JPMoynihan" wrote:

> I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> ?
>
> Many Thanks
>
> John

Success, finally..... Downloaded and installed latest updates. I saw
another thread where someone finally resolved their problem by running (or
scheduled chkdsk c: /r) to run a second time by booting in Windows Safe mode
and going to the command prompt. Two additional bad sectors were found and
cleaned up. (Before I ran chkdsk by booting in Safe command line mode.) Hope
this helps.
--
Bod


"rcoufan" wrote:

> I am also in the same boat. Problem began when I installed the latest
> Windows Installer and a cumulative XP security patch in November or December
> 2005 that "froze" the desktop (for 2 hours). I got the infamous "blue
> screen" after powering off/on, but after 3 reboots the boot issue cleared up.
> Forced chkdsk to run and it cleaned a multiple sectors. I'm no longer
> getting auto updates and all attempts to update fail giving the same error.
>
> --
> Bod
>
>
> "JPMoynihan" wrote:
>
> > I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> > found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> > updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> > ?
> >
> > Many Thanks
> >
> > John

Thank you very much rcoufan (or Bod)!!!

I had the same problem and there was no solution anywhere until I found this
post.

To the people of microsoft: The error code 0xD0000006 is more common than
you imagine it, please write an article about how to repair this problem.

Bye,

David

"rcoufan" wrote:

> Success, finally..... Downloaded and installed latest updates. I saw
> another thread where someone finally resolved their problem by running (or
> scheduled chkdsk c: /r) to run a second time by booting in Windows Safe mode
> and going to the command prompt. Two additional bad sectors were found and
> cleaned up. (Before I ran chkdsk by booting in Safe command line mode.) Hope
> this helps.
> --
> Bod
>
>
> "rcoufan" wrote:
>
> > I am also in the same boat. Problem began when I installed the latest
> > Windows Installer and a cumulative XP security patch in November or December
> > 2005 that "froze" the desktop (for 2 hours). I got the infamous "blue
> > screen" after powering off/on, but after 3 reboots the boot issue cleared up.
> > Forced chkdsk to run and it cleaned a multiple sectors. I'm no longer
> > getting auto updates and all attempts to update fail giving the same error.
> >
> > --
> > Bod
> >
> >
> > "JPMoynihan" wrote:
> >
> > > I can't install either of these high priority updates ! I ran chkdsk and it
> > > found a few errors, rewrote a few indexes, but I still can't install teh
> > > updates . Also, my Windows Media Player has stopped working ! What's going on
> > > ?
> > >
> > > Many Thanks
> > >
> > > John