Windows 7 Update/Repair error 0x80070246, missing manifests+mum files

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  1. lgladen
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       New #21

    OK, That was excellent timing. Come home from the New Year's Gathering at the folk's, and I'm only sitting for 10 minutes and my email chimes about your post! Here's the latest logs and link:
    http://sdrv.ms/18VfsF2
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  3. lgladen
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       New #22

    And now it's my turn for a short hiatus for some sleep. It's just before 4 AM here - so no rush on the latest set...I'm heading to bed. Thanks again for all your help so far, and Happy New Year once again.
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  4. NoelDP
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       New #23

    OK - now I am officially confused!

    I am going to sit and sulk over this until I get it right!

    back later - sleep well!
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  6. NoelDP
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       New #24

    OK, I think I found out what happened. Somehow, when I renamed a key, rather than a simple rename, it created a new instance with the new name. (or I missed that there were two instances present anyhow)

    I've uploaded the new COMPONENTS hive in the file iglaf.zip - please use the same procedure as previously to replace the existing one, then run CheckSUR again post the results, reboot, NO need to upload the new COMPONENTS hive again.


    (Upload started 10:11 GMT - try again every 15 minutes or so!)
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  7. lgladen
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       New #25

    OK, here are today's logs. Slept in on the first day of the New Year. :)
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  8. NoelDP
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       New #26

    Huh - found another error off in the wild and woolly bits of the registry that impinges on these results, so I've fixed that, and we'll see what that does to the results...

    I've uploaded the new COMPONENTS hive in the file iglaf.zip - please use the same procedure as previously to replace the existing one, then run CheckSUR again post the results, reboot, NO need to upload the new COMPONENTS hive again.


    (Upload started 23:02 GMT - try again every 15 minutes or so!)
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  10. lgladen
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       New #27

    Here's the results (from the iglag.zip, not iglaf). A bit of improvement.
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  11. NoelDP
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       New #28

    Ever get the feeling you're going round in circles?

    I've uploaded the new COMPONENTS hive in the file iglah.zip - please use the same procedure as previously to replace the existing one, then run CheckSUR again post the results, reboot, NO need to upload the new COMPONENTS hive again.


    (Upload started 00:09 GMT - try again every 15 minutes or so!)
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  12. lgladen
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       New #29

    Yep, starting to get a little dizzy :)
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  13. NoelDP
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       New #30

    I'm obviously missing something - all the 'new' values were checked against the ones in my machine.

    I'll review it again in the morning.
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