You mean the last step that refers to the Windows Update Checklist.
Did you miss that step at first?
I only ask because it seems some skip that step after trying the rest
assuming nothing there will help as well.
In any case, I am glad you found the solution.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/
"S.Joseph" <> wrote in message
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> The link that you gave me gave the solution:
>
> 19. Uncheck "Check for server certificate revocation"
> a. Open Internet Explorer
> b. Click on Tools
> c. Click on Internet Option from the drop down menu
> d. Click on the Advanced tab
> e. Scroll down to the Security Section
> f. Unselect "Check for server certificate revocation"
> g. Reboot the machine
>
> I APPRECIATE THE HELP! THANK YOU.
>
> Joseph
> "S.Joseph" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Thanks for the help.. however, I haven't found a resolution.
>> I've tried logging onto the network as the administrator instead of the
>> local machine. Windows update failed again.
>> Date, time, timezone are all correct but I've tried changing them to see
>> if that would work.
>> I've also restarted the server.
>>
>> Again, I'm running Windows Server 2003 (new installation) on top of a
>> RAID server. Thanks again everyone for any help.
>>
>> Joseph
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "S.Joseph" <> wrote in message
>> news:Oe8bWf0$...
>>> My windows server 2003, which i just installed onto my raid hardware,
>>> fails windows update.
>>>
>>> error message: this may be due to a discrepancy in your computer's time
>>> setting... check your date and time setting. error # 0x800c0008
>>>
>>> My time and date settings are correct. Please advise.
>>>
>>> Joseph
>>>
>>
>>
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