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Computer Support - Windows Update (KB889293) |
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Windows Update.
Cumulative Security Update for Intenet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 (KB889293). While this update was installing I was in process of closing down anti-virus and other running programs...install failed before I got running programs closed. Then downloaded update to desktop and still failed. Have total of 4 or 5 install failures. Installation Failure Error Code: 80072EFD Using Windows XP Home Edition Me/PDX |
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"Me/PDX" <> wrote in message news > Windows Update. > > Cumulative Security Update for Intenet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 > (KB889293). > > While this update was installing I was in process of closing down > anti-virus > and other running programs...install failed before I got running > programs > closed. > > Then downloaded update to desktop and still failed. > > Have total of 4 or 5 install failures. > > Installation Failure > > Error Code: 80072EFD > > Using Windows XP Home Edition > > My cousin's friend's brother had the same problem, got this phone help from Microsoft: Delete the contents of the DataStore folder and the Download folder, found in the Win32 folder. Re-try the upgrade installation. |
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"WormWood" <> wrote in message news:MvudnbZ6Qbnc4ijcRVn-... > > "Me/PDX" <> wrote in message > news >> Windows Update. >> >> Cumulative Security Update for Intenet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 >> (KB889293). >> >> While this update was installing I was in process of closing down >> anti-virus >> and other running programs...install failed before I got running >> programs >> closed. >> >> Then downloaded update to desktop and still failed. >> >> Have total of 4 or 5 install failures. >> >> Installation Failure >> >> Error Code: 80072EFD >> >> Using Windows XP Home Edition >> >> > My cousin's friend's brother had the same problem, got this phone help > from Microsoft: > > Delete the contents of the DataStore folder and the Download folder, > found in the Win32 folder. Re-try the upgrade installation. > It worked! |
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