Vista Sp1 x86 Fails installation

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concepts2a

Okay, here's a strange one. vista sp1 failed to install within my system.
It went through all 3 parts of the install, restarted the machine. Then
after 30 seconds displayed the following message:" service pack install has
failed. reverting changes. do not shut down your computer". This is after an
hour and a half updating, nothing more. The system then restarted, normally.
No error message displayed. Windows update came up asking me to install one
important update, vista sp1. What goes on here?
 
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Carey Frisch [MVP]

Please use this forum for all issues related to Windows Vista SP1:
http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=1992&SiteID=17

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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Okay, here's a strange one. vista sp1 failed to install within my system.
It went through all 3 parts of the install, restarted the machine. Then
after 30 seconds displayed the following message:" service pack install has
failed. reverting changes. do not shut down your computer". This is after an
hour and a half updating, nothing more. The system then restarted, normally.
No error message displayed. Windows update came up asking me to install one
important update, vista sp1. What goes on here?
 
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John [MSFT]

Actually, please use this forum for all Vista issues, including SP1. If you
are having techncial problems with the installation, contact customer
support at http://support.microsoft.com - on the left choose Windows Vista
solution center, then on the top right, "contact a support professional".

The technet forum was for the RC preview versions and mostly for technet
users, it's not meant to scale up to broad product support issues.

thanks
jg
 

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