Error codes with Update

I'm recieving one of two error codes whenever I try to update with Windows
Update.

0x80096010
0x8009200D

I've researched both of these and have found nothing that gets my update to
work. So, here's as much info as I can give. WinXP Pro x64. It almost
seems random as to which error I'll get each time I run Update. usually,
whenever I get 0x8009200D, it happens almost immediatly. I'll click the
link, it checks to see if I have the updated version of Update (which I
don't), and then gives me the error. For 0x80096010, it will search for the
updated version, find that I don't have it, and prompt me to download it.
I'll click the download link, it'll go to 8%, flash 100% then give me the
error.

As I said before, I tried whatever I could find on those two errors (on the
newsgroup thingy), and nothing worked. Any new ideas?

1. 0x8009200D - Not a cryptographic message or the cryptographic message is
not formatted correctly

Give this a try and see if it solves the problem.........

Go to Start>Run and key in each of these commands, one at a time, clicking
on OK or hitting ENTER after each command and then clicking on OK in the
RegSvr32 dialogue box:

regsvr32 softpub.dll
regsvr32 mssip32.dll
regsvr32 initpki.dll
regsvr32 wintrust.dll

Restart and see if you can now successfully use Windows Update site.

Source: Patti MacLeod via TaurArian
(http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b41b0249?hl=en)

2. 0x80096010 - The digital signature of the object did not verify

(I see you've already seen
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b9f15ef2?hl=en.)

Longshot: Are you running any Norton or McAfee applications? Try disabling
them temporarily.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security


Xcaliber wrote:
> I'm recieving one of two error codes whenever I try to update with Windows
> Update.
>
> 0x80096010
> 0x8009200D
>
> I've researched both of these and have found nothing that gets my update
> to
> work. So, here's as much info as I can give. WinXP Pro x64. It almost
> seems random as to which error I'll get each time I run Update. usually,
> whenever I get 0x8009200D, it happens almost immediatly. I'll click the
> link, it checks to see if I have the updated version of Update (which I
> don't), and then gives me the error. For 0x80096010, it will search for
> the
> updated version, find that I don't have it, and prompt me to download it.
> I'll click the download link, it'll go to 8%, flash 100% then give me the
> error.
>
> As I said before, I tried whatever I could find on those two errors (on
> the
> newsgroup thingy), and nothing worked. Any new ideas?

Ok, well, I've tried those before, and again, neither worked. However, your
suggestion about the anti-virus gave me the idea to shut down my firewall
(which I really don't like doing, that's why I haven't tried it yet), and now
Update works. Thanks for your help, though.

"PA Bear" wrote:

> 1. 0x8009200D - Not a cryptographic message or the cryptographic message is
> not formatted correctly
>
> Give this a try and see if it solves the problem.........
>
> Go to Start>Run and key in each of these commands, one at a time, clicking
> on OK or hitting ENTER after each command and then clicking on OK in the
> RegSvr32 dialogue box:
>
> regsvr32 softpub.dll
> regsvr32 mssip32.dll
> regsvr32 initpki.dll
> regsvr32 wintrust.dll
>
> Restart and see if you can now successfully use Windows Update site.
>
> Source: Patti MacLeod via TaurArian
> (http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b41b0249?hl=en)
>
> 2. 0x80096010 - The digital signature of the object did not verify
>
> (I see you've already seen
> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b9f15ef2?hl=en.)
>
> Longshot: Are you running any Norton or McAfee applications? Try disabling
> them temporarily.
> --
> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
> MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security
>
>
> Xcaliber wrote:
> > I'm recieving one of two error codes whenever I try to update with Windows
> > Update.
> >
> > 0x80096010
> > 0x8009200D
> >
> > I've researched both of these and have found nothing that gets my update
> > to
> > work. So, here's as much info as I can give. WinXP Pro x64. It almost
> > seems random as to which error I'll get each time I run Update. usually,
> > whenever I get 0x8009200D, it happens almost immediatly. I'll click the
> > link, it checks to see if I have the updated version of Update (which I
> > don't), and then gives me the error. For 0x80096010, it will search for
> > the
> > updated version, find that I don't have it, and prompt me to download it.
> > I'll click the download link, it'll go to 8%, flash 100% then give me the
> > error.
> >
> > As I said before, I tried whatever I could find on those two errors (on
> > the
> > newsgroup thingy), and nothing worked. Any new ideas?
>
>

What firewall and version?

Xcaliber wrote:
> Ok, well, I've tried those before, and again, neither worked. However,
> your
> suggestion about the anti-virus gave me the idea to shut down my firewall
> (which I really don't like doing, that's why I haven't tried it yet), and
> now Update works. Thanks for your help, though.
>
> "PA Bear" wrote:
>
>> 1. 0x8009200D - Not a cryptographic message or the cryptographic message
>> is not formatted correctly
>>
>> Give this a try and see if it solves the problem.........
>>
>> Go to Start>Run and key in each of these commands, one at a time,
>> clicking
>> on OK or hitting ENTER after each command and then clicking on OK in the
>> RegSvr32 dialogue box:
>>
>> regsvr32 softpub.dll
>> regsvr32 mssip32.dll
>> regsvr32 initpki.dll
>> regsvr32 wintrust.dll
>>
>> Restart and see if you can now successfully use Windows Update site.
>>
>> Source: Patti MacLeod via TaurArian
>> (http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b41b0249?hl=en)
>>
>> 2. 0x80096010 - The digital signature of the object did not verify
>>
>> (I see you've already seen
>> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...b9f15ef2?hl=en.)
>>
>> Longshot: Are you running any Norton or McAfee applications? Try
>> disabling
>> them temporarily.
>> --
>> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
>> MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security
>>
>>
>> Xcaliber wrote:
>>> I'm recieving one of two error codes whenever I try to update with
>>> Windows
>>> Update.
>>>
>>> 0x80096010
>>> 0x8009200D
>>>
>>> I've researched both of these and have found nothing that gets my update
>>> to
>>> work. So, here's as much info as I can give. WinXP Pro x64. It almost
>>> seems random as to which error I'll get each time I run Update.
>>> usually,
>>> whenever I get 0x8009200D, it happens almost immediatly. I'll click the
>>> link, it checks to see if I have the updated version of Update (which I
>>> don't), and then gives me the error. For 0x80096010, it will search for
>>> the
>>> updated version, find that I don't have it, and prompt me to download
>>> it.
>>> I'll click the download link, it'll go to 8%, flash 100% then give me
>>> the
>>> error.
>>>
>>> As I said before, I tried whatever I could find on those two errors (on
>>> the
>>> newsgroup thingy), and nothing worked. Any new ideas?

I have encountered simlar problems. The only way to update windows is to
shot down the firewall

"Xcaliber" wrote:

> I'm recieving one of two error codes whenever I try to update with Windows
> Update.
>
> 0x80096010
> 0x8009200D
>
> I've researched both of these and have found nothing that gets my update to
> work. So, here's as much info as I can give. WinXP Pro x64. It almost
> seems random as to which error I'll get each time I run Update. usually,
> whenever I get 0x8009200D, it happens almost immediatly. I'll click the
> link, it checks to see if I have the updated version of Update (which I
> don't), and then gives me the error. For 0x80096010, it will search for the
> updated version, find that I don't have it, and prompt me to download it.
> I'll click the download link, it'll go to 8%, flash 100% then give me the
> error.
>
> As I said before, I tried whatever I could find on those two errors (on the
> newsgroup thingy), and nothing worked. Any new ideas?