Problem Reinstalling IE6

E

ellen

For the past few days I can't open asp Webpages on my XP computer. All my
security settings are at the right level, I've done virus scans, etc.

Tonight I decided to reinstall IE6 and see what happened. I following the
instructions in KB318278 Method 2 and downloaded IE6 SP1. I've tried to
install it several times, and each time I get a message saying that it won't
install since the program "has not passed XP logo testing". If anyone can
assist me with this I'd be very grateful. During the install I've disabled
antivirus, turned off firewall, etc. - so I can't figure out what I might
have done wrong.

Thanks.
 
E

ellen

Thanks. I tried the troubleshooting tips and unfortunately none of the them
solved the problem. Also, I've tried to a system restore and no matter what
date I select I get a message saying that my system won't restore.
 
P

PA Bear

Try posting to news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsupdate or
searching the archive of that NG for that error at
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=microsoft.public.windowsupdate.

MVP Jupiter Jones, in reply to a similar post, writes:
<snip>
Follow this link:
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/
Look for: 'When installing an update you receive the following message:
"Software you are installing has not passed Windows Logo testing"'

POST BACK WITH THE EXACT INFORMATION FROM STEP 18 if all else fails.

1. Reboot computer then try updates one at a time if issue involved
multiple updates.

2. Check Date/Time

3. What version? Right click My Computer, click Properties? What EXACTLY
does it say?

4. Disable firewall

5. Disable antivirus

6. (Windows XP):
Reboot computer.
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;326815
Don't forget steps 6-9 catroot2 file.
Do this whether SP1 is the issue or not.

Another way to do #6:
Reboot, login to an Administrator account.
Double click My Computer.
Double click C drive.
Double click Windows file.
Double click System32 file.
Right click catroot2, click rename, type "catroot2old"
ENTER
Reboot

7. (Windows XP)
Go to Control Panel.
Click Windows Update on the left panel

8. Go to Internet Options in the Control Panel:
Delete Cookies
Delete Files (check box "Delete all offline content")
Clear History

9. If you use AOL, minimize AOL and open Internet Explorer and try
Windows Update

10. Set a language in Internet Explorer:
To check the language setting in Internet Explorer:
(1.) Click "Tools" and then select "Internet Options".
(2.) Click "Languages".button
(3.) Make sure at least one language is listed in the "Language
Options" dialog box.

11. Disable the options "Automatically detect settings" and "Use
automatic configuration script."
To do this:
(1.) Open Internet Explorer.
(2.) Click "Tools," and then click "Internet Options."
(3.) Click "Connections," and then click "LAN Settings."
(4.) Make sure the check boxes for "Automatically detect settings" and
"Use automatic configuration script" are not selected.

12. Open Internet Explorer
Click Tools
Click Internet Options
Click Security tab.
Click Default
Click OK and follow prompts.

13. "Software Update Incomplete, This Windows Update Software Did Not Update
Successfully" Error Message When You Visit the Windows Update Web Site
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;319585

14. Upgrade to Internet Explorer Service Pack 1 if not already installed:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.asp

15. Start/Run
Type "msconfig" ENTER
Click Start-up tab and make a note of what is checked and unchecked.
Go back to General tab.
Select Selective Start-up (unless already selected).
Uncheck "Load Start-up group items".
Click OK, follow prompts and reboot.
Try windows Update again.
When done, go back to MSCONFIG.
Recheck Start-up tab items and place to normal Start-up if that was
original configuration.
Click OK and follow prompts.

16. Change the URL from "http..." to "https...".

17. Problems When Viewing or Downloading From Windows Update
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q193385

18. Check the Windows Update Log in the "C:\Windows\Windows Update.log" for
the exact error message. See if something here fits:
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/
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