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| 03-17-2009 | #929 |
| | Windows Mail Last edited by Brink; 10-24-2011 at 10:21 AM.. |
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| 02-23-2011 | #930 |
| | AWESOME FIX!!!! Thank You Thank You Thank YOU!!!!! Prior to finding this post with instructions, I have literally been beating my head against the wall!! WHOA....NO more headaches!! |
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| 02-23-2011 | #931 |
| | alright ... I've searched for the named component in the cbs log file, deleted its registry entry the SP1 setup gauge was at the end already when it finished with a new error: 800736B3 ERROR_SXS_ASSEMBLY_NOT_FOUND but I can't tell the cause of this problem this time D: edit: after I ran the sp prep tool again, the 80004005 error occours again (the one about x86_microsoft-windows-mail-core-dll_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7600.16385_none_585517a9869db81d) Last edited by wing23; 02-23-2011 at 03:11 PM.. |
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| 02-23-2011 | #932 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by wing23  Please help me, I didn't find any solution yet. I want to install SP1 and I use WinMail on Windows 7. I don't know exactly which patch I applied, I remember copying the msoe.dll from an archive I extracted, later I applied some registry file to be able to open eml files now I can't install SP1 because of an 80004005 error, it has to do with the winmail (mail_core_something) 3 things I tried: deleted the registry entry that has to do with mail_core in the sidebyside/winners part of the registry I replaced all winmail files by files from another "unpatched" Windows 7 PC I ran the /scanmfc command, which found errors that couldn't be fixed how do I install SP1 now? Thanks for any help! I did it this way and Windows Mail works perfectly. |
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| 02-23-2011 | #933 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by twistedpair The problem is a little more complicated, in that the Windows Update was primarily to address some vulnerabilities within Windows Mail. Specifically, the MSOE.DLL. Simply reinstating the old version of the MSOE.DLL will restore Windows Mail operation, however will also leave it open to exploit. This may not have been a problem until now, as there was little awareness of the vulnerability. Unless someone can provide a link to the new version of the DLL , it will be necessary to obtain the latest Microsoft Update "MSU" file, then manually extract the latest version of the MSOE.DLL, in order to restore "safe" operation of Windows Mail within Windows7 Look here to find the relevent version of the "Vista" DLL that you will require to copy over to Windows 7 MS10-030: Vulnerability in Outlook Express and Windows Mail could allow remote code execution Download the MSU from here Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-030 - Critical: Vulnerability in Outlook Express and Windows Mail Could Allow Remote Code Execution (978542) For information on extracting MSU files, look here... How to extract msu/msp/msi/exe files on the command line WindowsWiki I've downloaded the file and looked at the contents using winrar. There are several winmail .dll files but I'm not sure which one I need. Please see screenshot attachment. Or have I even got right files? Thanks. |
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| 02-23-2011 | #934 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Sylver123
Quote: Originally Posted by wing23 Please help me, I didn't find any solution yet. I want to install SP1 and I use WinMail on Windows 7. I don't know exactly which patch I applied, I remember copying the msoe.dll from an archive I extracted, later I applied some registry file to be able to open eml files now I can't install SP1 because of an 80004005 error, it has to do with the winmail (mail_core_something) 3 things I tried: deleted the registry entry that has to do with mail_core in the sidebyside/winners part of the registry I replaced all winmail files by files from another "unpatched" Windows 7 PC I ran the /scanmfc command, which found errors that couldn't be fixed how do I install SP1 now? Thanks for any help! I did it this way and Windows Mail works perfectly. Has ANYONE found a fix for the 80004005 SP1 error?? |
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| 02-23-2011 | #935 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by chaoticyeshua
Quote: Originally Posted by Sylver123
Quote: Originally Posted by wing23 Please help me, I didn't find any solution yet. I want to install SP1 and I use WinMail on Windows 7. I don't know exactly which patch I applied, I remember copying the msoe.dll from an archive I extracted, later I applied some registry file to be able to open eml files now I can't install SP1 because of an 80004005 error, it has to do with the winmail (mail_core_something) 3 things I tried: deleted the registry entry that has to do with mail_core in the sidebyside/winners part of the registry I replaced all winmail files by files from another "unpatched" Windows 7 PC I ran the /scanmfc command, which found errors that couldn't be fixed how do I install SP1 now? Thanks for any help! I did it this way and Windows Mail works perfectly. Has ANYONE found a fix for the 80004005 SP1 error?? Repair Install |
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| 02-24-2011 | #936 |
| | I totally understand chaoticyeshua reinstalling everything on this PC just because of SP1 having trouble with winmail ... ugh, that's the very last step I want to think about right now I also ponder trying a repair install, but this will reset some things and I'm also a bit scared (I'll make a backup beforehand, then try it out, but it's also a bite of a pita) there's no way to remove or alter the winmail files/registry data to make sp1 work? the whole winmail thing doesn't sound like it's a big thing :/ |
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| 02-24-2011 | #937 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Greg S Hi PB, Do you have a download link for Service Pack 1, x86? It's listed in my auto updates but will not install from there. The first time I tried, it downloaded to 31 percent, stayed there for about two hours with TrustedInstaller choking down system the whole time. I tried again for five hours with no joy. I hate to download the entire package considering the auto update listed it for me as only being 61mb but I thought I'd give it a try I downloaded it from a re-direct in a post in "Windows 7 Forums", which I think is a different forum to this one. The name has a different format. The downside as you suspected is that the download for 64bit Win 7 is 903MB. The following are two links. The first is to a a link to the Win 7 Forums post here which is in my humble opinion is definitely worth a read. Half way down the post page it directs you to the actual Microsoft download site. This is a link to the M$ download here. You're right, it is a big download, but when I rang M$ to try and get a DVD posted out they said it wasn't yet available to the public on disc. The third way would be to go to the M$ download center and search for KB976932. Sorry I can't be more helpful in getting the update via Windows Update engine. Cheers PB  |
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| 02-24-2011 | #938 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by chaoticyeshua Surely there's a better way than this. I have two PCs with this same problem, and honestly, if I have to reinstall Windows to get SP1 working, I'm not going to perform this hack again... Has ANYONE found a fix for the 80004005 SP1 error?? 1. Run a sysem file check, by typing the following code in the Run box and then clicking OK or pressing Enter on the keyboard: sfc /scannow This should repair/replace any damaged/missing Windows 7 operating system files. 2. Restore you system to an earlier restore point. 3. There are many posts on ths error message found via Google by typing in the search engine: Fix for Windows 7 SP1 Error No: 80004005 I have successfully loaded SP1 on both 32 & 64bit Windows 7 Ultimate systems with WinMail enabled, and the only adjustment needed was to replace the msoe.dll file in the Windows Mail folder in program files as per Step 4 of the tutorial. It is critical NOT to have interfered with any of the other original Windows 7 files in the Windows Mail folder, in either the normal 64bit Program Files or the 32bit Program Fieles(x86). |
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| 02-24-2011 | #939 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by poppa bear
Quote: Originally Posted by Greg S Hi PB, Do you have a download link for Service Pack 1, x86? It's listed in my auto updates but will not install from there. The first time I tried, it downloaded to 31 percent, stayed there for about two hours with TrustedInstaller choking down system the whole time. I tried again for five hours with no joy. I hate to download the entire package considering the auto update listed it for me as only being 61mb but I thought I'd give it a try I downloaded it from a re-direct in a post in "Windows 7 Forums", which I think is a different forum to this one. The name has a different format. The downside as you suspected is that the download for 64bit Win 7 is 903MB. The following are two links. The first is to a a link to the Win 7 Forums post here which is in my humble opinion is definitely worth a read. Half way down the post page it directs you to the actual Microsoft download site. This is a link to the M$ download here. You're right, it is a big download, but when I rang M$ to try and get a DVD posted out they said it wasn't yet available to the public on disc. The third way would be to go to the M$ download center and search for KB976932. Sorry I can't be more helpful in getting the update via Windows Update engine. Cheers PB |
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