Resource Error and Windows Update Failure

Hello There,

I just installed Windows 7 build 7100 the other day.

I am getting an error on my computer once or twice a day where the system completely slows down and then reports "Insufficient Resources to complete requested service". This message pops up when trying to do anything, task manager, documents, my computer, even shutdown. I have to hit the reset button.

Second problem - I thought downloading the most recent windows updates might solve the issue, but everytime I try to run Update, it says "Windows could not search for new updates, code 8024402F. When looking up that code it indicates that the update service may be overloaded, but I have tried at 9 different times of the day so far.......

Any solutions?

Thanks
Zach

Captain Zero said:

Kindly fill out your system specs, found in your profile. It's much easier for us to help if we know what you're working with.

OK Done, but just to reiterate whats in my profile I have:

AMD x2 5600+ (aprx 3ghz)
4gb DDR2 Ram
1gb GeForce 9600 Video Card.
Over 2tb Hard Drive Space.

The last build I was on was 7068 and I had no problems with it at all barring one cd burning issue.

7100 seems to have a few more issues which is odd, I thought as releases went on, they ironed out bugs, not make new ones.

It was a clean install. Is it possible to upgrade build 7100 to 7127? I dont like the idea of doing another clean install.

zach21uk said:

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"Insufficient Resources to complete requested service."

Hmm. Are you low on disk space? Or have you disabled your page file or altered it in any way? Is it severely fragmented on the HDD?

Captain Zero said:

Yes, it's possible. Simply not preferable.

So where can I get 7127? I found it on bitorrent but im only getting 40kb/s (my top speed is 1000kb/s Plus). Is there a HTTP download somewhrre?

Hi,
I have just installed windows 7 RC and I am getting error on updating windows which says Error Code 80004005 and 80070539?.. I dont know what to do.. kindly help.

Hello,

Instead of upgrading a Vista Buisness workstation to Windows 7 I decided to perform a clean install. Windows 7 installed cleanly but I found that I was unable to install any windows updates.

It turned out that the Google Desktop application was preventing the updates to download and install. I had been receiving an error message stating that "Windows Update failed" and an Error Code of 80004005.

Problem was resolved when I uninstalled Google Desktop using the Add/Remove utility in control panel.

Hope this helps!!!

Dave