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Title: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: windowsupdatesgotmeangry on July 02, 2014, 09:54:36 pm
Since 6/11/14 I have been trying to resolve this.
The update was released  on 6/10/14.

Shane if you can fix this it would be aces.

Here's the run down.

Downloads, installs, says restart required
The screen reads configuring windows updates
0% complete
Do not turn off your computer


Never goes past 0%, reboots, same screen, says failed, reverts changes, I can log in.


It hasn't been a huge thorn in my side, but now there are 4 updates that do the same thing.
I can't get a mouse driver to download now since windows updates has been acting up. Some updates go through, others don't.

I ran your tool, followed all the steps, and a few updates went through that hadn't prior.


Honestly I don't even care about these windows updates, none of the ones that won't go through are essential. But now that I can't get the driver for my new mouse installed it is getting to me.  :angry:


I can foresee this getting worse though, as more and more updates queue up, I wonder how long it will be before a required security update won't pass through.


Hope you can help, thank you for your time,

Matt
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: Willy2 on July 02, 2014, 10:49:54 pm
What kind of Operating System do you have ?
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: windowsupdatesgotmeangry on July 02, 2014, 11:01:44 pm
Windows 7 Professional with SP1
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: Shane on July 03, 2014, 03:51:36 pm
Did you run my Windows repair yet on it? If you havent wait till Monday as then is when i am putting out the new version 2.8.0

When you do run my Windows Repair I want you to run all the repairs, make sure to do a registry backup first. :wink:

Shane
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: windowsupdatesgotmeangry on July 03, 2014, 04:02:10 pm
I ran Windows Repair (All in One) v2.7.5 with all but a few options selected.

I am going to try to do the repair install from my Windows 7 Disk tonight to see if that does anything.

Your tool did let me get 3 out of 6 updates through. The original culprit though, kb2800095, still stands in defiance.

I backed up everything before doing it, and plan to again if I run the tool again.


Thanks,

Matt
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: Shane on July 03, 2014, 04:06:13 pm
To do a repair install you need a Windows 7 dvd with SP1 on it, if you dont have it you can grab it here

https://sites.google.com/site/linuxlablibrary/windows-iso

And you can use this guide to double check anything for the repair install process :-)
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html

Shane
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: windowsupdatesgotmeangry on July 04, 2014, 01:48:05 am
So I reinstalled windows.

I however lost my product key. I got the copy from dreamspark (free for students) a year ago.
Will running windows updates before activation hurt anything?

I've put a ticket in with dreamspark to get an activation key. Twiddling my thumbs in the mean time haha
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095 (solved)
Post by: windowsupdatesgotmeangry on July 04, 2014, 02:48:44 am
Besides the unactivated windows I think this is solved. Updates have been going through, and I can finally use my mouse!!
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: parkd1 on July 04, 2014, 09:58:14 am
Did you run my Windows repair yet on it? If you havent wait till Monday as then is when i am putting out the new version 2.8.0

When you do run my Windows Repair I want you to run all the repairs, make sure to do a registry backup first. :wink:

Shane

Can not wait for the version to see what you have done.

Just wondering if there is a guide for Windows 8 for doing the repair too. Thanks.
Title: Re: Windows update kb2800095
Post by: Shane on July 04, 2014, 04:18:51 pm
You have 30 days before you have to activate it, so till then everything will work as normal :-)

Shane