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smaller trees and he didn't want to make too obvious that he was the culprit
This is XP I assume? What is the nature of the update? Sometimes the update conflicts with another piece of software or service that is running. Or perhaps it could be a hardware incompatibility issue. In which case it is better to go to the respective hardware manufacturer's website and do the update that way. In any event, if the update is a no-go, just hide it so Win Update doesn't find it each time it checks for updates.Well, finally got the virus issue resolved and computer runs all peachy keen except for one, tiny, incidental problem... getting the Error Code 80096001 for Windows updates, both automatic and manual. From what I understand, this issue is a "you're f^&^#d so you might as well go cry in the corner as it can't be fixed" kind of deal. %#$*()_%!!!
Hmmm. I hadn't heard that...all of the computers at my office still run XP, that means lots of IT time coming up.On a side note, might be time to upgrade to 7 as I believe MS support for XP ends this coming June (i.e. no more updates or security patches).
http://www.wiki-errors.com/wiki-errors.php?wiki=80096001Well, finally got the virus issue resolved and computer runs all peachy keen except for one, tiny, incidental problem... getting the Error Code 80096001 for Windows updates, both automatic and manual. From what I understand, this issue is a "you're f^&^#d so you might as well go cry in the corner as it can't be fixed" kind of deal. %#$*()_%!!!
As a practicing geotech, I will confirm this as fact.Reading a geotech report from a phd is comparable to banging your head against a concrete wall. :brickwall:
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