Vista automatic update

hi,
I have installed the update "Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 for Windows
Vista" offered by windows update already 2 times , BUT the update is still
offered by windows update. The update log says (2 times), that the update has
been installed succesfully - so why is this update still offered?
Thanks for any help!
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Ewald

On 23 May, 17:42, Ewald Moser <EwaldMo...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> hi,
> I have installed theupdate"VisualStudio2005ServicePack1forWindowsVi sta" offered bywindowsupdatealready 2 times , BUT theupdateis still
> offered bywindowsupdate. Theupdatelog says (2 times), that theupdatehas
> been installed succesfully - so why is thisupdatestill offered?
> Thanks for any help!
> --
> Ewald

I am getting the exact same problem!
It is really annoying, I've tried to install it about 4 times and it
still says that it is in the automatic updates...

Please help!

I am running Vista Business 64bit

VS 2005 SP1 applies to multiple products, and having more than one of those
products installed means the SP has to be processed multiple times. It's
possible that it is failing for one of the products, which is why it's being
reoffered.

See
http://blogs.msdn.com/heaths/archive...ple-Times.aspx.

To get a Windows Installer verbose log for each product to which it applies,
set the registry value documented at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300
to "voicewarmupx" and download and run the SP again. After Windows Update is
completely, you should have one or more MSI*.log files under your %TMP%
directory. Look at the bottom of those logs where it reads MainThread
returning "X", where "X" is the return code. If this is 0, your fine and we
need to investigate more. If this is 3010, reboot and have WU/MU check again.
If this is anything else, we'll need to investigate the problem further but
you can do some of your own diagnostics.

First read http://blogs.msdn.com/heaths/archive...14/503796.aspx for
how to diagnose Windows Installer errors and, if you find the actual error,
read through
http://blogs.msdn.com/heaths/archive...ce-pack-1.aspx
for known issues with VS2005SP1 and solutions and workarounds.
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