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Dave Horne
I have been having problems with Windows Updates and after a handful of
e-mails Darrell has solved my problem. I still don't understand this but
what he suggested seems to have solved my problem. (My computer, a Dell,
came with Vista Home Premium preinstalled.)
It seems I was missing a 'Default' folder in C:\Users\ and he picked up on
that. After creating that new folder and copying a ntuser.dat file to that
location my Update problem sems to have gone away. I still do not
understand the connection between 'User\Default' and 'Updates' but now I
seem to be 'up to date'. I followed all the instructions from MSKB and Help
(right clicking on the 'failed' update) to delete various files in
C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution re this Update problem but Darrell's fix
seems to be the one that worked.
I'll know for sure once a new update appears but I'm sleeping a lot better.
I thought I would have to reinstall Vista and all the new drivers but things
are looking better. I was not looking forward to that.
Darrell, thanks!
e-mails Darrell has solved my problem. I still don't understand this but
what he suggested seems to have solved my problem. (My computer, a Dell,
came with Vista Home Premium preinstalled.)
It seems I was missing a 'Default' folder in C:\Users\ and he picked up on
that. After creating that new folder and copying a ntuser.dat file to that
location my Update problem sems to have gone away. I still do not
understand the connection between 'User\Default' and 'Updates' but now I
seem to be 'up to date'. I followed all the instructions from MSKB and Help
(right clicking on the 'failed' update) to delete various files in
C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution re this Update problem but Darrell's fix
seems to be the one that worked.
I'll know for sure once a new update appears but I'm sleeping a lot better.
I thought I would have to reinstall Vista and all the new drivers but things
are looking better. I was not looking forward to that.
Darrell, thanks!