HERE TO FIX ERROR Code 8000FFFF/ Update for Windows Vista (KB92977

So...you did a memory upgrade and suddenly a new update (KB929777)
appears. You try too install it...again and again..it fails with ERROR CODE
8000FFFF. Here is the fix....put away the screwdriver and forget about taking
out the modules.
Go to Control Panel(classic view), Windows Update, Review Update
History,click on installed updates(blue text at the top), Find (KB929777),
right click and uninstall it. Reboot the computer. After re-start go to
Control Panel, Check For Updates, (KB929777) should be there...if
not...download it from Microsoft Updates and save it to desktop. Download and
install (KB929777). Re-boot and your life is back to normal and you will
never have another bad day!
--
John M.

For one thing, I tried to download directly from the site, that FAILED. what
now?

"Pyromate" wrote:

> So...you did a memory upgrade and suddenly a new update (KB929777)
> appears. You try too install it...again and again..it fails with ERROR CODE
> 8000FFFF. Here is the fix....put away the screwdriver and forget about taking
> out the modules.
> Go to Control Panel(classic view), Windows Update, Review Update
> History,click on installed updates(blue text at the top), Find (KB929777),
> right click and uninstall it. Reboot the computer. After re-start go to
> Control Panel, Check For Updates, (KB929777) should be there...if
> not...download it from Microsoft Updates and save it to desktop. Download and
> install (KB929777). Re-boot and your life is back to normal and you will
> never have another bad day!
> --
> John M.

You can post your query to this Windows Live Messenger-specific newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.live.messenger

On the web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...live.messenger

In your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...live.messenger
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
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webdesigner wrote:
> When I try to log on to msn messenger I get 8000ffff error. I have
> checked on my update and there isn`t any KB929777 update installed on my
> computer. We have 4 computer on the same router and I was thinking that
> something had happened on another computer in the LAN. I also cannot
> browse either www.microsoft.com or www.hotmail.com
> Can anyone be helpful?
> Many thanks

SORRY JOHN, BUT DONT HAVE A kb929777...........ANY OTHER IDEAS. THIS LAP
TaP JUST PICKED A WINDOW AND MAY BE LEAVING SHORTLY!!!

"Pyromate" wrote:

> So...you did a memory upgrade and suddenly a new update (KB929777)
> appears. You try too install it...again and again..it fails with ERROR CODE
> 8000FFFF. Here is the fix....put away the screwdriver and forget about taking
> out the modules.
> Go to Control Panel(classic view), Windows Update, Review Update
> History,click on installed updates(blue text at the top), Find (KB929777),
> right click and uninstall it. Reboot the computer. After re-start go to
> Control Panel, Check For Updates, (KB929777) should be there...if
> not...download it from Microsoft Updates and save it to desktop. Download and
> install (KB929777). Re-boot and your life is back to normal and you will
> never have another bad day!
> --
> John M.

Perhaps that will fix the apparently broken keyboard as everything you
type is in CAPITAL LETTERS ?

MowGreen
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Never Forgotten
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Peri B wrote:
> SORRY JOHN, BUT DONT HAVE A kb929777...........ANY OTHER IDEAS. THIS LAP
> TaP JUST PICKED A WINDOW AND MAY BE LEAVING SHORTLY!!!
>
> "Pyromate" wrote:
>
>> So...you did a memory upgrade and suddenly a new update (KB929777)
>> appears. You try too install it...again and again..it fails with ERROR CODE
>> 8000FFFF. Here is the fix....put away the screwdriver and forget about taking
>> out the modules.
>> Go to Control Panel(classic view), Windows Update, Review Update
>> History,click on installed updates(blue text at the top), Find (KB929777),
>> right click and uninstall it. Reboot the computer. After re-start go to
>> Control Panel, Check For Updates, (KB929777) should be there...if
>> not...download it from Microsoft Updates and save it to desktop. Download and
>> install (KB929777). Re-boot and your life is back to normal and you will
>> never have another bad day!
>> --
>> John M.