wuauclt.exe
linda perry
Then I click on update, I have tried both ways custom and reg install. It
comes up with the same thing wuauclt.exe is an error and needs to close. I
have sent error reports for quite some time no change. How do I fix?
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Blessings Perry Family
Robert Aldwinckle
"linda perry" <linda...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E2387022-5968-4ABD...@microsoft.com...
> when every I come to my computer it says an update is ready for my computer.
> Then I click on update, I have tried both ways custom and reg install.
> It comes up with the same thing wuauclt.exe is an error and needs to close.
> I have sent error reports for quite some time no change.
Have you also looked at the [click here] link?
Use it and capture the Error Signature.
Even better would be to get a Stack Back Trace associated
with that crash. E.g. the callers of the crashing module are
often more to blame than the one that crash occurs in.
> How do I fix?
Always disclose your OS and version when you need help.
If there is a problem with the version of the WUAU modules
it would be autorepairing. So most likely something else is causing
your problem symptom.
HTH
Robert Aldwinckle
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Maher@discussions.microsoft.com Lisa Maher
2002, Service Pack 2. Can you help me????? I have done everything I can
think of including restoring the system. Now I am unable to reload Microsoft
Office 2007.
I would appreciate any help or information you could give me.
Thank you!!!
Lisa Maher
Robert Aldwinckle
"Lisa Maher" <Lisa Ma...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E8A9AD39-7D8B-482D...@microsoft.com...
>I am having the same problem.
Doesn't sound like it. What was the result of the [click here] capture
that I asked the OP to do?
> My OS is Windows XP Home Edition, Version
> 2002, Service Pack 2. Can you help me????? I have done everything I can
> think of including restoring the system.
> Now I am unable to reload Microsoft Office 2007.
What does that have to do with WU?
Try asking in an Office NG? Cross-posting to one for convenience.
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
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Peter Foldes
When you do a search for wuauclt.exe where does it show up. Can you post ALL of it's locations where it is resident on your system. This is not an Office issue but I will stay here with you since I do not want to crosspost you back yet to another group at present.
This issue can possibly be a malware issue or a Windows Update issue depending where this file resides on your system.
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Robert Aldwinckle
Peter,
I cross-posted to refer her to your NG only because of this:
>> Now I am unable to reload Microsoft Office 2007.
Does that have something to do with crashes in wuauclt.exe?
BTW why are you using Quoted Printable?
Oh well, at least I don't have to worry about Format=Flowed
and my linesize... <eg>
Robert
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Peter Foldes
In line
> Does that have something to do with crashes in wuauclt.exe?
No. It sounds like a problem concerning Office but needs a lot more detail to troubleshoot. Poster should post over to the MS office newsgroups
> BTW why are you using Quoted Printable?
> Oh well, at least I don't have to worry about Format=Flowed
> and my linesize... <eg>
Yes I am <eg>
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