Update Rollup 2 for Windows XP MCE 2005 (KB900325) FAILED on Dell

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Automaic update of Rollup 2 failed. Tried the Download path and it failed
too. Have Media Center Edition 2005 (XP SP 2) on Dell 9100 with ATI 300 with
latest drivers and bios and .NET 1.1 with SP 1 (reinstalled once already to
eliminate as problem). Run IE 7.0 Beta. Two ATI TV Wonder Elite Tuner Cards.
Will not load new Media Player 11 Beta without the rollup installed first.

Any ideas or suggestions appreciated.

Happy puting.

Suggest you uninstall IE7 Beta as that *may* be the cause of the issue.
Remember to reboot TWICE after doing so.

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2006]
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Renne2k wrote:

> Automaic update of Rollup 2 failed. Tried the Download path and it failed
> too. Have Media Center Edition 2005 (XP SP 2) on Dell 9100 with ATI 300 with
> latest drivers and bios and .NET 1.1 with SP 1 (reinstalled once already to
> eliminate as problem). Run IE 7.0 Beta. Two ATI TV Wonder Elite Tuner Cards.
> Will not load new Media Player 11 Beta without the rollup installed first.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions appreciated.
>
> Happy puting.
>
>

I see these posts regarding the Rollup 2 failure are over a month old,
so I will not go into detail here. If anyone needs assistance with the
issue feel free to email me at mightymoose_22@yahoo.com and put ROLLUP
2 in the subject so I don't delete it.

In short, you will need to uninstall an exisiting Security Update or
Hotfix in in order install the Rollup 2, then go back and reinstall
others. The Rollup 2 install tries to access certain files that the
existing updates won't allow access to.

It is easy to do and you will just have to review your log files.

Umm... simple intructions... maybe you will find your way:
1. In the Windows directory open the MCSetup log file and use the FIND
feature to find "643" (the error code you were receiving). Read over
these lines of text to find the update file that is failing. In my case
it was KB891593. Then, in the Windows directory locate the log file for
the update you identify... in my case, KB891593.txt . Use the FIND
feature here to find "fail". This should quickly lead you to any
component of this update that is causing problems (there will be
several entries. The info you want is near the end). Here I identified
KB904706.

2. On your control panel, go to ADD/REMOVE programs and check the "show
updates" box. Scan the list for the updates you identified and uninstall
them.

3. Go to WIndows Update and install Rollup 2 and reboot.

4. Return to Windows update and install any new updates it has for
you.

Ok... so that wasn't so brief... but this way you won't have to email
me ;)



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I finally looked at the KB install logs and it appears that some KB does not
properly handle IE7. I uninstalled IE7beta3 and now it works like a charm.

I've done the search so far and i found the following:

[KB895572.log]

"0.141: Setup cannot update your Windows Media Player 10 files because the
language
installed on your system is different from the update language.
4.719: Message displayed to the user: Setup cannot update your Windows Media
Player 10 files because the language
installed on your system is different from the update language.
4.719: User Input: OK
4.719: Update.exe extended error code = 0xf001
4.719: Update.exe return code was masked to 0x643 for MSI custom action
compliance."

My MCE is a german one, what the heck means different language ? where can i
download that WindowsMedia10-KB895572-x86.exe in a different language?

Or is there a switch to set another language?

Oh btw.. I have IE7 final and WMP11 final installed -- trying to rollback to
WMP10 doesn't work.

Greets!
Pyx

"jimbo22" wrote:

>
> I see these posts regarding the Rollup 2 failure are over a month old,
> so I will not go into detail here. If anyone needs assistance with the
> issue feel free to email me at mightymoose_22@yahoo.com and put ROLLUP
> 2 in the subject so I don't delete it.
>
> In short, you will need to uninstall an exisiting Security Update or
> Hotfix in in order install the Rollup 2, then go back and reinstall
> others. The Rollup 2 install tries to access certain files that the
> existing updates won't allow access to.
>
> It is easy to do and you will just have to review your log files.
>
> Umm... simple intructions... maybe you will find your way:
> 1. In the Windows directory open the MCSetup log file and use the FIND
> feature to find "643" (the error code you were receiving). Read over
> these lines of text to find the update file that is failing. In my case
> it was KB891593. Then, in the Windows directory locate the log file for
> the update you identify... in my case, KB891593.txt . Use the FIND
> feature here to find "fail". This should quickly lead you to any
> component of this update that is causing problems (there will be
> several entries. The info you want is near the end). Here I identified
> KB904706.
>
> 2. On your control panel, go to ADD/REMOVE programs and check the "show
> updates" box. Scan the list for the updates you identified and uninstall
> them.
>
> 3. Go to WIndows Update and install Rollup 2 and reboot.
>
> 4. Return to Windows update and install any new updates it has for
> you.
>
> Ok... so that wasn't so brief... but this way you won't have to email
> me ;)
>
>
>
> --
> jimbo22
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>
>

See if anything here helps:

Update Rollup 2 setup failure when installing KB903157 (also known as
KB895572)
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archi...29/682936.aspx

If not, contact Aaron :
http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/contact.aspx


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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Never Forgotten
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PowerPyx wrote:

> I've done the search so far and i found the following:
>
> [KB895572.log]
>
> "0.141: Setup cannot update your Windows Media Player 10 files because the
> language
> installed on your system is different from the update language.
> 4.719: Message displayed to the user: Setup cannot update your Windows Media
> Player 10 files because the language
> installed on your system is different from the update language.
> 4.719: User Input: OK
> 4.719: Update.exe extended error code = 0xf001
> 4.719: Update.exe return code was masked to 0x643 for MSI custom action
> compliance."
>
> My MCE is a german one, what the heck means different language ? where can i
> download that WindowsMedia10-KB895572-x86.exe in a different language?
>
> Or is there a switch to set another language?
>
> Oh btw.. I have IE7 final and WMP11 final installed -- trying to rollback to
> WMP10 doesn't work.
>
> Greets!
> Pyx
>
> "jimbo22" wrote:
>
>
>>I see these posts regarding the Rollup 2 failure are over a month old,
>>so I will not go into detail here. If anyone needs assistance with the
>>issue feel free to email me at mightymoose_22@yahoo.com and put ROLLUP
>>2 in the subject so I don't delete it.
>>
>>In short, you will need to uninstall an exisiting Security Update or
>>Hotfix in in order install the Rollup 2, then go back and reinstall
>>others. The Rollup 2 install tries to access certain files that the
>>existing updates won't allow access to.
>>
>>It is easy to do and you will just have to review your log files.
>>
>>Umm... simple intructions... maybe you will find your way:
>>1. In the Windows directory open the MCSetup log file and use the FIND
>>feature to find "643" (the error code you were receiving). Read over
>>these lines of text to find the update file that is failing. In my case
>>it was KB891593. Then, in the Windows directory locate the log file for
>>the update you identify... in my case, KB891593.txt . Use the FIND
>>feature here to find "fail". This should quickly lead you to any
>>component of this update that is causing problems (there will be
>>several entries. The info you want is near the end). Here I identified
>>KB904706.
>>
>>2. On your control panel, go to ADD/REMOVE programs and check the "show
>>updates" box. Scan the list for the updates you identified and uninstall
>>them.
>>
>>3. Go to WIndows Update and install Rollup 2 and reboot.
>>
>>4. Return to Windows update and install any new updates it has for
>>you.
>>
>>Ok... so that wasn't so brief... but this way you won't have to email
>>me ;)
>>
>>
>>
>>--
>>jimbo22
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>>
>>