WU Error 800B0100, Crypto Svc Components not registered

Update:

After posting the problem, I continued researching these forums and found an excellent explanation by tom982 of how to correct the damaged installation files (review CheckSUR.log for unavailable repair files, then manually extract the missing files from the KBxxxxx download files, and place them into the %Windir%\Temp\CheckSur... folders).

After replacing these files, I was able to successfully install all 3 updates using the manually downloaded KBxxxxxx files, and they all appear now in the Windows Update History, however the status for all 3 is now Pending (vs. Successful or Failed).

I have shut down (a few times), restarted, checked for new updates (none found) but the Pending status persists.

Note: the 3 updates all show up as Pending in the Update History view, but do not appear in the Installed Updates view, implying they are somehow partially installed, but clearly not fully.

Any suggestions on how to complete the installation of these 3 troublesome updates?

Thanks in advance.

try attached

Please check out this KB article:
Error 0x800B0100 when you try to install Windows Updates or Microsoft Updates
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956702
How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135

Thanks for your assistance.

I've been to that web-page, tried all that, no help.

I tried both commands in the .bat file in an elevated CMD prompt, neither file existed.

Also tried, from F8->Repair my computer->Cmd Prompt

"DISM /image:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions" [In repair mode, my C: drive is seen as D: - smiley should be D:]

It reported removal of pending actions to be completed on next boot.

Rebooted, shut down, rebooted again.

Pending files remain in the log (expected), are not visible in "Installed updates" (expected) and are not proposed for install when I check for updates.

Another, unrelated minor update (defender updated) installed with no problem.

Any further suggestions??

Ran SURT again, logs are attached in .zip file.

I can blow it up and start again, but really would like to avoid if possible as lots of other stuff installed, etc. and hate to waste a another day.

I'd like to stick with it for a bit if you don't mind helping; reviewing several of these have resulted in success, so it seems feasible. Otoh, there are a lot of folks that just reinstall. My main issue is, what the hell caused it, like I said, this is a new system, no browsing history, no malware, etc.

Have a look at this will tell you how to remove the pending updates

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...8-8859d7840032

And this one to reregister Crypto services.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com...iew2014General

Note you should run SFC /scannow 3 times to successfully correct errors.

Hope it helps

Roy

Just looked at those KB's,
the 1st relates to only 32 bit OS, the other 2 only relate to W8,

Your comp should have ignored them.

If after following my instructions in the previous post,
change your Update settings to LET me chose and hide them if they reappear.
Then reset back to automatic, and run the troubleshooter for Windows update.

Roy

Torchwood:

Thanks for your posts.

Replies to 2nd post:

All these KB's apply to x64 Win-7 - I just verified them all. Again. I have downloaded them, and each ran without error (that said, they didn't install right, but not due to getting wrong versions).

Will try this WU config change after making progress in 1st post

Replies to 1st post:

Which step in the above post are you recommending? I've been to that page, and pretty sure I've tried everything there, there are many suggestions in that thread, which suggestion are you recommending?

For re-registering Crypto Services, I've done this I believe, however without restarting between un-registering the services and re-registering. Does this not require an Administrative CMD session?

Is running SFC /scannow 3 times unique to re-registering Crypto setvices, I've not see that technique before.

Thanks again.