Windows Vista update failure.

Hello,
A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
which was caused by Comodo firewall.
Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
helped?
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Thank you

Hi Rol,

A while back, whilst I was still using Norton Internet Security 2007, I had
the problem of some updates seemingly failing to install properly. They gave
symptoms of not being able to access the Internet or Windows Mail. I solved
this problem by going into the firewall configuration section of NIS 2007 and
setting IE7 and Windows Mail to 'Always Allow' instead of the default 'Auto'.
Perhaps something similar happens with Comodo as well, so I would advise that
you look at the firewall configuration section. For your information, I now
use Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0, and the updates that you mention have
all installed today without any problems whatsoever.
Dwarf

"Rol" wrote:

> Hello,
> A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> helped?
> --
> Thank you

"Rol" <> kirjoitti viestissä news:6C42CCE3-5C70-4C05-8A7E-...
> Hello,
> A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> helped?

I have problems.
I noticed that KB905866 has different error code than other failed updates.
I installed all other but KB905866 and then updating was successful.
Then I tried to install KB905866 alone. But after several tries KB905866
failed every time to error 8000405.

I have Vista Ultimate x64.

Hello,
Thank you for your help. I already uninstalled Comodo firewall and the
updates were installed correctly. I'll install it again and try to do what
you suggested.
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Thank you


"Dwarf" wrote:

> Hi Rol,
>
> A while back, whilst I was still using Norton Internet Security 2007, I had
> the problem of some updates seemingly failing to install properly. They gave
> symptoms of not being able to access the Internet or Windows Mail. I solved
> this problem by going into the firewall configuration section of NIS 2007 and
> setting IE7 and Windows Mail to 'Always Allow' instead of the default 'Auto'.
> Perhaps something similar happens with Comodo as well, so I would advise that
> you look at the firewall configuration section. For your information, I now
> use Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0, and the updates that you mention have
> all installed today without any problems whatsoever.
> Dwarf
>
> "Rol" wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> > which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> > Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> > KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> > Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> > helped?
> > --
> > Thank you

I installed these updates on 4 vista computers today. They went fine on
two (one x64, other 32 bit, both wired). They failed on the other two
(both 32 bit, both wireless, one a toshiba laptop and the other a
modified Packard Bell desktop). The laptop eventually sorted itself out
after two hard boots, with all updates successfuly installed. The PB did
desktop did not so I restored it to an earlier configuration using the
vista disc and then installed five of the updates first, leaving
KB943899 out. This went ahead with no problem. I then tried KB943899 by
itself and the same problem recurred; 25 mins configuring updates
followed by ages trying to shutdown. I used the power button to force a
reboot and restarted in safe mode. The configuring and shutting down
process then went through in a minute or so and the computer restarted
itself normally with the final update installed. Seems to working
normally now, like the other three. Maybe KB943899 needs to be installed
in safe mode in some computers - no idea why.

Rogertaz


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rogertaz

"Rol" wrote:

> Hello,
> A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> helped?
> --
> Thank you


Rol,

I had the same problem installing the January updates. I uninstalled my
Comodo firewall after reading a post by someone else in the Windows Update
forum. If he would not have posted I would not have discovered the solution.

All updates successfully installed once I removed the firewall. I
usually just disable my firewall, AV and antispy apps once I have downloaded
the updates. I did not have to uninstall my NOD32 AV and my AVG AntiSpyware.

Have a nice day.

C.B.

I had the same problems, and did the Comodo V3 uninstall. Then the 5 updates
were successful. However, I can't get my sidebar to display anymore upon
windows boot-up. I have checked the configuration and it still indicates
that it is to load at Windows start-up. Any ideas how to get this working
again? The side bar security update was the one that did the failing with
Comodo, now it is successful, but no sidebar? Help!

"CB" wrote:

>
>
> "Rol" wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> > which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> > Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> > KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> > Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> > helped?
> > --
> > Thank you
>
>
> Rol,
>
> I had the same problem installing the January updates. I uninstalled my
> Comodo firewall after reading a post by someone else in the Windows Update
> forum. If he would not have posted I would not have discovered the solution.
>
> All updates successfully installed once I removed the firewall. I
> usually just disable my firewall, AV and antispy apps once I have downloaded
> the updates. I did not have to uninstall my NOD32 AV and my AVG AntiSpyware.
>
> Have a nice day.
>
> C.B.

"Dreanmachine" wrote:

> I had the same problems, and did the Comodo V3 uninstall. Then the 5 updates
> were successful. However, I can't get my sidebar to display anymore upon
> windows boot-up. I have checked the configuration and it still indicates
> that it is to load at Windows start-up. Any ideas how to get this working
> again? The side bar security update was the one that did the failing with
> Comodo, now it is successful, but no sidebar? Help!
>
>

Dreanmachine,

Click on Start, click on Help and Support, type "Open Sidebar" in the
search bar and then select the first entry, which is "Windows Sidebar:
frequently asked questions". You can then open the sidebar.

Have a nice day.

C.B.

Hi im new to this group , but i have had the same problems today and
yesterday. Accepting auto install should be used with care or not at all.My
unit started auto update locked everything and took hours trying to close
down. Had to turn off at wall. Restart in safe and restore to 20 days ago .
If what idid was correct perhaps i might be able to view this group again. Im
on AVG firewall so dont know.
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Get me out of this B


"Rol" wrote:

> Hello,
> A month ago I had a problem updating Windows Vista Home premium edition,
> which was caused by Comodo firewall.
> Today I encountered a problem installing 5 (!) new updates: KB905866,
> KB941644, KB943302, KB943899 and KB943411.
> Did anyone encounter the same problem? If yes, did removing Comodo firewall
> helped?
> --
> Thank you