Windows Updates Error Code's 8024000E & C80003FA

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  1. NoelDP
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    Odd
    Try this one (it's from the ASUS download site) http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mis...3_Windows7.zip
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  3. IcecoldUK
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    Nope, same thing....does not meet system requirements.

    It's strange that the Asus one didnt work because I have an Asus P5QL PRO motherboard.

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  4. IcecoldUK
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    Any ideas with this Noel?

    I tried installing the Intel(R) Matrix Storage Manager V8.9.0.1023 for Windows 7 and Windows 64bit 7.(WHQL) from the official web page for my motherboard here: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5...Desk_Download/ however it gave me the same error: "does not meet system requirements" which is very strange!

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  6. NoelDP
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    Error messages from the installer can be a little misleading - they may really mean that you have a later version installed currently.

    Let's check Device Manager

    Open Device Manager, and change the View to 'Devices by connection' and 'Show hidden devices'

    Is anything flagged with a red X or yellow triangle? if so, what?
    Find the HD in the listing, and work up the branch until you find the storage drivers - what version and manufacturer is quoted? (a screenshot may be useful)
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  7. IcecoldUK
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    There is nothing flagged that I can see.

    Please see the attached screen shot. Is this what you are looking for?

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  8. NoelDP
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    That was in the default view - please do another one, after changing the View to 'Devices by connection', and opening the tree so that it shows the HD
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  10. IcecoldUK
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    Hi Noel,

    I have taken 2 screen shots of the device manager as you requested, nothing is flagged but I was unable to see anything that related to the HD?

    Jon
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  11. NoelDP
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    Yeah - you have to drill down through the ACPI x64-based PC>PCIBus>... (usually) to get it to show
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  12. IcecoldUK
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    OK, hopefully these are what you're after. Sorry about this.

    Jon
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  13. NoelDP
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    That looks normal enough - but from what I can make out, it should have taken at least one of the driver sets we have already thrown at it.
    Try installing these Chipset drivers first....
    https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/20775
    Does that change the WU error message at all?
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