i had the sae probem , and through many hours of messing round, i think ive
spotted the problem.
check your C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files
or something like that...
heck it for damaged files, i.e. right click, then properties
look around this menu for a dependency tab, and see if that says damaged
mine was an
'shock wave flash object'
i saw a tutorial sawing to delete any damaged files in this directory, and
then restart and try again.
however, you cant delete them.
im still searching for a way
if i find one ill post again.
"mcdeb" wrote:
> I have the same problem as Dan. I did a system restore because my network
> icon disappeared from the notification area of my taskbar and I thought it
> might fix it - it did, but I got error 80245003 when trying to do Windows
> update. I tried renaming SoftwareDistribution and encountered the same
> problems as Dan. I turned off Nortons to do the system restore, because it
> wouldn't work until I did that. I undid the restore, but don't really know
> where to go from here?
>
> "Turkeywings" wrote:
>
> > I get error message 80073715 while trying to install KB925902
> > I have windows vista business 32 bit, it arrived last week, and have had
> > this error from day one. I spent 2 -1/2 hours on the phone with MS to no
> > avail. They said they would call me back, but have not.
> > I tried many of the steps suggested, and it did not work for me.
> >
> > "Dan" wrote:
> >
> > > I believe that I have a corrupted WU in Vista. I did a system restore with no
> > > effect. I followed the advice to rename the SoftwareDistribution folder but
> > > it would not allow me to. I created another folder moved what it allowed me
> > > to that folder and that did not work. I went to the services.msc and could
> > > not find Automatic Updates to turn off. It seems no matter what I do I get
> > > the error message when trying to update. Any thoughts? I apreciate your
> > > assitance!
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