0x80246007
SUS_E_DM_NOTDOWNLOADED
The update has not been downloaded.
Did you just do a Clean, Repair, or Upgrade Install of WinXP?
Is this a sudden, new problem?
Are you attempting to install WinXP SP3 manually or via Windows Update?
What anti-virus application or security suite is installed? What
anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What third-party firewall
(if any)?
How to troubleshoot an unsuccessful installation of WinXP SP3
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950718
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Kack wrote:
> I've tried to install SP3 on a laptop running XP Pro SP2...3.4 GHz P4,
> Hyper-Thread, PCI Express, NVIDIA GeForce 6800/256 MB, Intel 915P
> motherboard, 1GB dual channel DDR2 RAM, dual Hitachi Travelstar hard
> drives
> in a RAID-0 Array. Yes, I'm shutting off AV and firewall during
> installation.
>
> The machine (from safe mode) shows SP3 installed but on reboot Windows
> does
> not start normally. I restart in safe mod...unistall SP3 and all is fine
> again (with SP2).
>
> I've tried many of the recommended fixes. In the intial log file there
> were
> references to hotfix migrations failing and update ver file not correct.
> The only error code I've seen in several install attempts was 0x80246007
> (and this was after re-naming the download file, re-downloading and
> retrying the installation).
>
> Since SP3 appears to install should I try a clean boot troubleshoot
> procedure? If so, are the step by step instructions somewhere for the PC
> challenged? Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated. TIA