Error 8007007E while installing KB941649 Patch

I've been trying to install this patch on Windows Vista since it's release
tuesday and I keep getting a failed status after it does all it's normal
rebooting. The error is 8007007E apparently undocumented, unless someone can
point me in the right direction.

Thanks!

Am in the same boat with no solution..Hopefully someone will read this and give some help and SOON.

I had the same problem, update failed using windows update but the funny thing is I downloaded the update via Microsoft's website and it worked fine.

vista 32bit

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

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actually I just found out this update is something different so it doesn't fix the problem.

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0x8007007e

Some users have cured the problem by just re-registering the wuapi.dll
Click start, select Run and then type: regsvr32 wuapi.dll
Try Windows Update again

If that hasn't help you will need to re-register some more files (click OK after each one
and wait for the successful message):-

regsvr32 Inseng.dll
regsvr32 Oleaut32.dll
regsvr32 Ole32.dll
regsvr32 Urlmon.dll
regsvr32 Mssip32.dll

Note: not for IE7

This is for Ted Cooper as he is using WinXP.

I have nothing for Vista.
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"coopert" <coopert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D7AECB0B-1CE1-4FAC-A954-59B777BC753C@microsoft.com...
|I am also receiving the same error when trying to use windows update. After
| installing the XP/SP 2 upgrade disk then selecting windows update from the
| start menu the IE browser updater process just sits there with the error
| 0x8007007E. If there is a fix out there please let me know Thanks
|
| (re-install XP/SP 1
| applied the XP/SP 2 upgrade disk from MicroSoft)
| (Browser IE6)
| --
| Ted Cooper
|
|
| "bariguy" wrote:
|
| > I've been trying to install this patch on Windows Vista since it's release
| > tuesday and I keep getting a failed status after it does all it's normal
| > rebooting. The error is 8007007E apparently undocumented, unless someone can
| > point me in the right direction.
| >
| > Thanks!

Hi

Same problem here... Any update ?

Please note that I think I installed it before it appeared on WU. Maybe a
lead.

I wanted to remove this patch and install it again through WU, but I can't
find it in the list of installed patches !

In the error log there is something about WLAN... any idea ?

Should i post my windowsupdate.log file to help ?

Matt

had same problem downloaded manually and it installed check to see update was
a
sucess so when i rebooted it told me it failed so i right click to hide
update. not a soloution but it keeps windows update from showing up.

"bariguy" wrote:

> I've been trying to install this patch on Windows Vista since it's release
> tuesday and I keep getting a failed status after it does all it's normal
> rebooting. The error is 8007007E apparently undocumented, unless someone can
> point me in the right direction.
>
> Thanks!

I am getting the same problem on Vista Home Premium using Microsoft update.
I tried to solve it by installing the patch direct from KB941649 web page.
That said it installed successfully but the seemingly same patch from
Microsoft update still wants to install every time I boot up, but then fails.
I hope Microsoft are going to fix this soon.

"bariguy" wrote:

> I've been trying to install this patch on Windows Vista since it's release
> tuesday and I keep getting a failed status after it does all it's normal
> rebooting. The error is 8007007E apparently undocumented, unless someone can
> point me in the right direction.
>
> Thanks!

No-one seems to really have the answer - will it ever be sorted out? Manual
install no good, going round in circles. Perhaps if I hide the update it
won't try to install it every day?

I have this same error. I unchecked the KB941649 update and installed the
other updates (i.e. KB941600, KB941229, and KB905866) which all installed
successfully.I then Installed the download patch for KB941649 (the 64 bit
versio since I'm using the x64 version of Vista Home Premium). It says it
installed successfully but still tries to install through Windows Update. But
now I get an error 80070426 when it fails installation instead of the
8007007e error code. Could this change in error code be because I by-passed
it and installed the other updates first or is the change of error code due
to installing the download patch and then trying to install the Windows
update for KB941649?

I don't know if the other people who still have problem installing this
update are getting a change in error code. But maybe all of you Vista Gurus
out there might know something of this error code because all I can find
pertaining to this error code is that a service isn't started. I don't know
which one or how to get it started.

May be I am off topic a little. I don't have problem installing the KB941649
and KB941600 on both my old desktop and new laptop using Window Update.
However, I did not observe any improvement with these two patches. Actually
they did the oppsite. My USB wireless mouse and Bluetooth dongle won't start
unless removing and installing the dungles again. On the laptop, I had the
first unexpected reboot after wakeup in a month. I have removed both pathes
and both computers work fine again. My impression is that if your computer
works fine, don't fix it.

"her_indoors" wrote:

>
> No-one seems to really have the answer - will it ever be sorted out? Manual
> install no good, going round in circles. Perhaps if I hide the update it
> won't try to install it every day?

"Potter41" <Potter41@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7C3FF305-56FF-4F7B-B9E9-1D72F18D95BD@microsoft.com...
>I didn't choose to install this patch. It came automatically "thanks" to
> Windows update. Then fails to install properly and gets in a loop.
>

Then the moral of this story is to not trust MS updates.
You do not have to download any update if you do not want to - you do have a
choice.
To blindly accept anything from MS can only end in tears - like those who
accepted upgrades thinking they were updates because they came on Black
Tuesday.
I have 14 such pieces in the Hidden Folder for stuff I do not have in my
system and probably never will.
Antioch

"bariguy" <bariguy@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb:

> I've been trying to install this patch on Windows Vista since it's release
> tuesday and I keep getting a failed status after it does all it's normal
> rebooting.

Hm, looking at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/941649/en-us and the Known
Issues section there, me thinks it might be related to a missing Prefetch
subfolder in the Windows folder. Although the MSKB article states, that
those downloading and installing KB931649 via Windows Update or the MS-
DownloadCenter that may be something to look after.

Since I'm not using Vista (nor will unsolicited), I don't know whether
there's still a KB941649.log file in the Windows folder. I even don't know,
whether MSU files support parameter "/o" or "/oemoverwrite" (haven't found
a complete list of parameters for MSU files/wusa.exe yet).

Bye,
Freudi