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The cleanup tool should do that anyway - but yes, please.
Uggg - How frustrating.
OK, I removed Endpoint and then installed the Clean Wipe Tool and ran it per their instructions. It says it's cleaned out.
I rebooted. I still get the same error in windows update.
SOmeone mentioned this issue could be a wooly bugger - whatever that means. Not sure if that was an expression or a maleware term.
It's a fairly good description - Access Denied errors can come from a multitude of causes, and it can be a nightmare pinning them down.
So now what? I am the administrator on this machine and on our network. We are running a barracuda filter but I've disabled that and tried as well and still the same issue.
I mean at this point I'm considering just backing everything up an doing a fresh install of WIndows - because I know this was working before. Of course I don't want to do that because it's a pain as well.
Hehe - we all want to avoid a clean install! :)
Have you had a look at the link I posted earlier?
The following 'Answer' may also help
windows update error 80070005
I'll look it over tonight - I am home now and not in front of that computer. But I'll read the link and go back at it tomorrow.
Thanks for your help by the way.
I have fixed this error many times just by reinstalling intel rapid storage drivers.Give it a shot.