1) I have a similar problem and have found out that the install is actually
performed then rolled back (language files are first installed, then deleted
during the update process, error is signalled at the end).
2) It probably happens because of defective by design and implementation
MSFT language licensing: My license is valid, yet lpksetup log reveals that,
after enquiry on license number of MUI packs allowed (returns 1000),
installation is being rolled back. If It is running on Vista Ultimate, update
_SHOULD_ execute. It is not so.
4) This problem appears to be diffuse and spreading
5) Indications on "rebooting", "installing with some processes disabled"
etc. have no relationship with the problem, and are misleading.
6) It doesn't appear MSFT have a solution to this problem: if they have it,
they are not sharing it :-/
Probably it would require a repair install, only that I cannot perform that:
I have an OEM machine, upgraded via Anytime Upgrade. Others have reported
that installing an original English with same license number corrects the
problem.
Better yet, WE NEED A FIX from Microsoft, and the component to fix is the
defective lpksetup program itself.
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It is the language upgrade policy which is wrong, instead of simply querying
the version and license of the operating system, from lpkseup logs it appears
it relies on querying another system value, which was not set correctly by
the Microsoft supplied upgrade or the OEM. If MSFT decides to rely on this
value in order to enable
an Ultimate feature, it is obviously MSFT responsibility to set it correctly
and to chose sensibly a mechanism which won't interfere with Visual Studio,
older dot nets etc.
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"Rodrigo_live" wrote:
> I have Windows Vista Ultimate Edition in Spanish installed on my PC (genuine
> copy, not pirated), and I’ve downloaded via Windows Update the English
> Language Pack that appeared with many other languages the first time I
> updated Vista (250 MB approximately). The problem is that when the
> downloading process finishes and the installation begins all I get it´s an
> error that says “Errors Founds: Code 1” (In Spanish “Errores Encontrados:
> Codigo 1”.
> I looked at Event Viewer and the error that shows at the failed Language
> Pack installation is 0x80070032. Any ideas why this language pack isn´t
> installing or how do I fix it?
>
> PS: Rebooting the systems doesn´t seems to work.
> Thanks for your help
>
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