Re: Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates

[Lawrence Garvin [MVP]]

I would suggest trying to install these updates ONE-at-a-time.

You could be having issues installing the .NET Framework v2.0 (that update
ought to be coded as an exclusive update, anyway), because of a pre-existing
.NET Framework v2.0 beta edition.

You could be having issues installing KB891122 if you don't have an
WMDRM-enabled Media Player installed.

You could be having issues installing the MSRT.

You could be experiencing more than one issue, which will require several
different steps to resolve.

If you discover the MSRT is not installing, then follow up with Matt
Braverman, per his request posted earlier this morning:

Can you please send me a mail at matt...@microsoft.com ? I'd like to
follow-up with you to investigate this issue ASAP.

Thanks,
Matt Braverman
Security Technology Unit
Microsoft Corporation

"nojobbillybob" <nojobb...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I hope so too. I hope
>
> "danno2" wrote:
>
>> Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone
>> replys
>> soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
>>
>> "nojobbillybob" wrote:
>>
>> > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
>> > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
>> > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
>> > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
>> >
>> >
>> > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error
>> > Code:
>> > 0x80200010

[Kuhn@discussions.microsoft.com Nat Kuhn]

I'm trying to install just one update, KB896424 (Se urity Update). Automatic
Updates gives "Updates were unable to be successfully installed." Windows
Update
update history status window says

"Installation Failure

Error Code: 0x80070005"

Hope you can help resolve this. I have XP Pro and I can use the registry
editor but I am not high-powered NT administrator type.

Thanks,
Nat Kuhn
"Lawrence Garvin [MVP]" wrote:

> I would suggest trying to install these updates ONE-at-a-time.
>
> You could be having issues installing the .NET Framework v2.0 (that update
> ought to be coded as an exclusive update, anyway), because of a pre-existing

> ..NET Framework v2.0 beta edition.

[Lawrence Garvin [MVP]]

Are you logged onto your XP Pro system as the /Administrator/?

The 0x80070005 message is an "Access Denied" message and usually indicates
that the account attempting to install an update does not have the necessary
permissions.

"Nat Kuhn" <Nat Ku...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Tziegy]

Since there are so many failures on differnt configurations may be the
upgrade is flawed....

My god!!!!

Microsoft made a mistake?

Imagine that.