Service "Automatic Updates" can not be startet

Hello
I have got a huge problem:

On my Windows 2000 Server the service "Automatic Updates" can not be startet
or restartet. I get the message "Access Denied". I have admin-permissions on
the server. When I try to update over MicrosoftUpdate-Page I get the
Error-Code 0x80070005. I already tried every advice from Microsoft. When I
try to register the "wuaueng.dll" with "regsvr32 wuaueng.dll" I get the same
Error 0x80070005.
The Dll can not be registered

MfG Eddy

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Eddy wrote:
> Hello
> I have got a huge problem:
>
> On my Windows 2000 Server the service "Automatic Updates" can not be startet
> or restartet. I get the message "Access Denied". I have admin-permissions on
> the server. When I try to update over MicrosoftUpdate-Page I get the
> Error-Code 0x80070005. I already tried every advice from Microsoft. When I
> try to register the "wuaueng.dll" with "regsvr32 wuaueng.dll" I get the same
> Error 0x80070005.
> The Dll can not be registered

The error code 0x80070005 means, "ERROR ACCESS DENIED"

You may want to read this kb article about your issue,

**/Updates from the Windows Update Web site are not installed and an
"Error 0x80070005: Access is denied" error message is logged to the
Windows Update.log file
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;836926

If all suggesstions does not work try restoring the default permissions
in the system typing this command (start /run /cmd.exe)

secedit /configure /cfg %windir%\repair\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb
/verbose


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Saludos
Fernando M. / Registered Linux User #367696
Fermu's Website - http://www.fermu.com
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Hello fermu,

I already tried the KB836926 article ...

What can happen if I run the secedit - command ?

thanks

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Eddy wrote:

> What can happen if I run the secedit - command ?


This command apply default security settings to the system files and
folders located on the boot partition and also on regedit keys

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Saludos
Fernando M. / Registered Linux User #367696
Fermu's Website - http://www.fermu.com
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