RRCC Computer Services VISTA UPDATE LOOP FIX FIX 1. Insert boot disc into drive 2. Restart machine 3. On the Dell machines, you may have to tap F12 as the boot page comes up, then select Boot From CD / DVD tap any key until you see the Loading Windows Components bar On the applet, click Repair On the next page, click Command Prompt In the prompt, type ren C:WINDOWSSoftwareDistrobution 9. Exit
RRCC Computer Services VISTA UPDATE LOOP FIX FIX 1. Insert boot disc into drive 2. Restart machine 3. On the Dell machines, you may have to tap F12 as the boot page comes up, then select Boot From CD / DVD tap any key until you see the Loading Windows Components bar On the applet, click Repair On the next page, click Command Prompt In the prompt, type ren C:WINDOWSSoftwareDistrobution 9. Exit
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RRCC Computer Services VISTA UPDATE LOOP FIX FIX 1. Insert boot disc into drive 2. Restart machine 3. On the Dell machines, you may have to tap F12 as the boot page comes up, then select Boot From CD / DVD tap any key until you see the Loading Windows Components bar On the applet, click Repair On the next page, click Command Prompt In the prompt, type ren C:WINDOWSSoftwareDistrobution 9. Exit
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2. Restart machine 3. On the Dell machines, you may have to tap F12 as the boot page comes up, then select Boot From CD/DVD 4. Tap any key until you see the Loading Windows Components bar 5. On the applet, click Repair 6. On the next page, click Command Prompt 7. In the prompt, type ren C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistrobution C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistrobution.bak {enter} 8. In the prompt, type del C:\WINDOWS\WinSXS\Pending.XML {enter} 9. Exit out of the command prompt, remove the disc, and click restart 10. Let Windows boot as normal, you may see a message about reverting updates or something of the like, let it finish (~20min) 11. Log in as local admin, go to run and type cmd {enter} 12. In the command prompt, type sfc /scannow {enter}, this should take 5-10 minutes 13. After this finishes, start Windows Update 14. Try to only install all of the smaller updates before something big like a service pack 15. After update finishes, create a system restore point 16. Finish all updates