"TC" <> wrote in message
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> Up until now I have always been able to download and install updats. Now I
> can download them but they fail to install. I keep getting Error
> Code:Ox800706BA, Ox80070103, and another is Ox800706BE. That is only 3 of
> them that i get. Can anyone help me with this or tell me why I'm getting this
> error code.
First of all note that the convention for presenting hex codes is
to prefix 8 hex digits with 0x not Ox as you have written them.
So if you were searching for those codes you would be much
more likely to find significant information by searching for it with
with 0x800706BA OR 0x80070103 OR 0x800706BE
Next we find that 0x800706BA and 0x800706BE are both related
to the RPC service and both suggest that it might not be working
http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/archive/wuc.htm
(MSN search for
0x800706BA AND 0x80070103 AND 0x800706BE
)
So, start by checking on that the status of that service.
You can use the services.msc console or, as I prefer,
use a cmd window.
I can't remember off-hand what the service name is.
Here is how you could check if it by assuming that it
would have RPC in its name:
>net start | find /i "RPC"
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
I.e. if you don't see that second line assume it isn't running.
I believe net start would accept that whole string in quotes
as an operand; otherwise just use services.msc to start it.
Oh. I just remembered how to find out the name if you prefer
to use that. Use the tasklist command:
tasklist /svc /fi "Imagename eq svchost.exe"
Then I see it's RpcSs
So you could also check it with
sc queryex RpcSs
or (presumably) restart it with
net start rpcss
That may be a sufficient repair if you know why the service
wasn't running. Otherwise you should try to find out why it failed.
E.g. look for clues in the Event Viewer.
> Thank You, Theresa
> --
> Theresa Vandever
HTH
Robert Aldwinckle
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