Error with SP1 windows update

Try buring using the Windows ISO burner rather than Imgburn

Zyrandiel said:

Hello,.........I cannot do a clean install because of the way Samsung Laptops are configured. I'm not 100% that this info is accurate but that's what I learned after reading some threads concerning a clean install for samsung laptops. Please feel free to correct me if you find me wrong about this.....

IMO, A clean install on any laptop after wiping the HDD completely should be possible. I am at a loss to conceive how Samsung laptops can be different.

EDIT: OK, I read NicoleUK's thread you had referenced elsewhere. The problem as I understood from it is that of inadequate and indifferent technical support on software/drivers because of which you want to retain the original configuration and not suffer later after a clean install. You are the best judge.:) I refrain from forcing a clean install.

So what are you trying to do? You've given us an error but no description of what you're doing when you get it or what you're trying to do, unless this is only about you wanting to find a way to do a clean install on your laptop... ?

Edit: Seems the whole thread has now been copied over instead of just the 3 responses previous to mine. I will take a look before responding again.

Zyrandiel said:

I never used Windows Mail before, I am mentioning this coz I read a thread here that says that this is 1 of the causes for the 80004005 error code.


If anybody knows any fix for this please do share. Any information about this would be greatly appreciated.

WInodws Mail is not included in Windows 7 - so it cannot be the cause of the problem.
Look elsewhere.