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Try 1 or 2 again. Same problem I assume?
Try to install in clean boot Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup don't forget to revert to normal boot afterwards.
Any relevant information in eventlog?
A bit of follow up, many pages ago, I said I may have the same issue, but mine seems much simpler, resolved as far as I'm concerned. I installed my updates one by one, and the one that failed, and caused the issue is KB2978120 Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework with an error code of 80070643. I will dig a bit more into it, but, I think our issues are completely different. Best of luck!
I registered on this website just to write this comment. I've been stuck with the SP1 Error: 800F0826 since SP1 came out, and it's caused me a major headache for the past year.
The first page of this thread resolved my issue, after over 13 hours of other debugging tools.
This worked for me:
1. Chkdsk
2. System Scan (And in other forums, they've recommended repeated scans, up to 3 in a row)
3. Tweak tools (from page 1) -> Running all 30 fixes in order, a reboot between them, in SafeMode.
I recommend anyone else getting the 800F0826 to go back to page 1 of this thread, and rerun all steps. Yay!
Sorry - for the somewhat off topic post.
I attempted the clean boot but then windows updates wouldn't run since the service was disabled so reenabled it under services and also didn't have a network connection and attempted to reenable the wlan service and that didn't work.
So now I ran system scan a couple times and it didnt find anything. Im now running the tweat tool again with all 30 tests. This will be the first time running it after the OS repair.
FYI under optional updates it shows IE 8, 9, 10, and 11. When they failed I ended up installing IE 11 manually from the web. After it installed I rebooted and selected check for updates. Under optional it still shows IE 8, 9, 10, and 11. So then I tried to just install all the optional updates again and it successfully installed IE 8 on the machine and got rid of IE 11. Now under the optional updates it shows IE 9, 10, and 11.
Any other thoughts or will I just have to wipe this thing clean?? I'll what happens after the Tweak Tool finishes.
I just ran HDD Regenerator for the hell of it and 1 bad sector found and repaired so for and its at 23%. I'll post results when its finished. It's strange because I ran chkdsk a couple weeks ago from the start and it came back clean.
1 bad sector that was repaired. Any suggestions?
To be honest, I have absolutely NO faith in any program which makes the following claim...
Physical damage is physical - and CANNOT EVER be 'restored' by software - and is unlikely to be restored physically, either.HDD Regenerator is a unique program for regeneration of physically damaged hard disk drives. It does not hide bad sectors, it really restores them!
Perhaps something has been lost in translation? I don't know.
What happens if you run the manufacturer's HD test utility over the drive now?
System HDD Diags passed. I also reformatted the drive with a fresh copy of win7 home premium x64. All updates installed. What's your feeling on the drive? Should it be replaced or I might be ok?