Failed KB 963027

Hi all,

when trying to install the Update KB 963027 on my Vista Business x64
SP1 (german), the download via Windows Update ends after 11% and the
update fails with a code 8E5E03FB.

Since I usually can install updates using that way, I do not assume a
general problem with Windows Update.

So I tried to install the update by manually downloading it from
'Downloaddetails: Kumulatives Sicherheitsupdate für Internet Explorer 7
unter Windows Vista x64-Systemen (KB963027)' (http://tinyurl.com/cpsgo4)

and then installing it - without any success:

-Installation is being initialized - Done!-
-Security update for windows (KB 963027) is being installed - Failed!-

My IE version is 7.0.6001.18000

I would appreciate any help from your side.

Thanks and best regards
Oliver


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Oliver wrote:
> when trying to install the Update KB 963027 on my Vista Business x64
> SP1 (german), the download via Windows Update ends after 11% and the
> update fails with a code 8E5E03FB.
>
> Since I usually can install updates using that way, I do not assume a
> general problem with Windows Update.
>
> So I tried to install the update by manually downloading it from
> 'Downloaddetails: Kumulatives Sicherheitsupdate für Internet Explorer 7
> unter Windows Vista x64-Systemen (KB963027)' (http://tinyurl.com/cpsgo4)
>
> and then installing it - without any success:
>
> -Installation is being initialized - Done!-
> -Security update for windows (KB 963027) is being installed - Failed!-
>
> My IE version is 7.0.6001.18000
>
> I would appreciate any help from your side.
>
> Thanks and best regards
> Oliver

"Oliver" <> wrote in message news:...
>
> Hi all,
>
> when trying to install the Update KB 963027 on my Vista Business x64
> SP1 (german), the download via Windows Update ends after 11% and the
> update fails with a code 8E5E03FB.
>
> Since I usually can install updates using that way, I do not assume a
> general problem with Windows Update.
>
> So I tried to install the update by manually downloading it from
> 'Downloaddetails: Kumulatives Sicherheitsupdate fr Internet Explorer 7
> unter Windows Vista x64-Systemen (KB963027)' (http://tinyurl.com/cpsgo4)
>
> and then installing it - without any success:
>
> -Installation is being initialized - Done!-
> -Security update for windows (KB 963027) is being installed - Failed!-


Care to share the context for that code in your install log?
Since you are doing it manually you may find that you could
use a /verbose command line switch to supplement your messages.
On top of that you could also Run... ProcMon to see what
the context of the messages has in terms of other file and registry
accesses.



>
> My IE version is 7.0.6001.18000
>
> I would appreciate any help from your side.
>
> Thanks and best regards
> Oliver
>
>
> --
> Oliver
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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