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    t@k Guest

    VHP - KB905866 breaks Windows restore

    Just bought an Acer Aspire 9301AWSMi c/w Windows Vista Home Premium.

    The first thing I tried, after allowing Windows automatic update to run
    it's course, was to try Windows restore - every one of the restore
    points failed with an unspecified error.

    Done a factory restore and downnloaded the updates one at a time by
    release date, and found that "Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter
    [February 2007] (KB905866)" is the one that messes things up for me.

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    Jill Zoeller [MSFT] Guest

    Re: VHP - KB905866 breaks Windows restore

    Can you give me the exact text of the error you received. Was there an error
    code by chance?

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    t@k Guest

    Re: VHP - KB905866 breaks Windows restore

    Try as I might, I can't reproduce the above. I have performed a factory
    restore and re downloaded/installed the windows updates several times,
    and now windows restore points are working fine.

    The only relevant errors I see in the logs are -

    Level,Date and Time,Source,Event ID,Task Category

    Error,17/03/2007 14:42:32,Microsoft-Windows-Servicing,4375,None,Windows
    Servicing failed to complete the process of setting package KB905866
    (Update) into Staging(Staging) state

    Error,17/03/2007 14:42:32,Microsoft-Windows-Servicing,4385,None,Windows
    Servicing failed to complete the process of changing update 905866-2
    _RTM_LDR from package KB905866(Update) into Staging(Staging) state

    Error,17/03/2007 14:42:32,Microsoft-Windows-Servicing,4385,None,Windows
    Servicing failed to complete the process of changing update 905866-1
    _RTM_GDR from package KB905866(Update) into Staging(Staging) state

    The above 3 errors are duplicated for each update.

    The upshot of this is, I can no longer perform a factory restore using
    alt+F10 at boot (it seems the "hidden" partition, which is still present
    in disk manager, can't be accessed) or recover from from the Acer user
    backup images I have made. Fortunately, I burned a factory restore disk
    which is still functional.

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