Windows 7: Windows 7 Ultimate Fresh Boot new system

I can not seem to get these updates to install. I have searched the forums a bit and tried many of the ideas on there to no avail.

Updates
*KB977074
*KB978636
*KB979306

Error code's
*800B0100
*80073712

P.S. Thank you in advanced.

My system scan as well.

SFC report is not enough to prepare solution for you.Please download & run Readiness Tool Description of the System Update Readiness Tool for Windows Vista, for Windows Server 2008, for Windows 7, and for Windows Server 2008 R2

next find these files

C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CheckSur.log
C:\Windows\System32\config\COMPONENTS
//you can only copy this file,do not remove it!//

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Thank you for your rapid response. I have installed Description of the System Update Readiness Tool for Windows Vista, for Windows Server 2008, for Windows 7, and for Windows Server 2008 R2 Three times now each time it says that it has installed fine, I try and no updating. I tried removing it and reinstalling twice with out much success.


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P.S its 2:40am going to bed and I am going to run Memtest all night I will post the results.

He,he...only in few cases Readiness Tool can fix automatically all problems.In mostly cases you have to read report and depence from it make appriopriate decision what I've done now.You forgot give me COMPONENTS file but this time I didn't have problem with recognizing hotfix relate to corrupted components,but sometimes COMPONENTS file is really neccesary

1.Empty folder C:\Windows\Logs\CBS
next download files attached to post and unpack them anywhere
2.Navigate to C:\Windows\Servicing\Packages,takeownership of this folder and add your account to have full control
3.Copy my files to this folder -if you have already any file then replace it.
4.Remove your account from permissions to Packages folder
5.Restore ownership of Packages folder back to "NT Service\TrustedInstaller"
6.Again try install hotfixes

helpful links (please read them)

Take Ownership of file - Vista Forums
TrustedInstaller - Restore as Owner - Vista Forums
Folder Permissions - Vista Forums

If it still don't help again run Readiness Tool and attache to post new CheckSur.log file

Alright, so I did everything you wrote down to the last letter step by step and get the same error. If it helps I blued screened today booting up says that razer lycosa drivers were trying to corrupt my computer, so I removed them and set up my G15.
CheckSUR is attached. Thanks again.

Components File, sorry about forgetting about that been going at it with the machine since tuesday.
http://***************/files/36286061...nents.rar.html

The new CheckSur.log is the same is the old onePossibly hotfix KB978207 is incorrect installed or constatly corrupted by some thing .Go to Programs and Features>>View Installed updates and uninstall KB978207 and next try again install all hotfixes but KB978207 leave at the end.

Find folder C:\Windows\Minidump folder,pack it and attache to post

Here is the dump folder. I will post in just a minute or two on the update status. I gave you a rep up, been alot of help so far thanks for sticking it through.

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Still a no go on the updates, I get the same errors.

Oh and in regards to the MiniDump alot of the hardware seemed to point to a bad stick of memory. I just isolated it right before I had posted.

In my opinion it is stricly hardware problem -it would be also issue with PSU,you have also dump files relate to issue with IDE controlers or hdd and video cards.Seems these BSODs are randomly...and from my experience such random different dumps files may relate to issue with PSU...but of course the whole your computer require to diagnose and surly you need now any hardware expert not for software as I

Leave now WU problems,first you must solve your hardware problem -of course it possible

EDITED
I attached below your bluescreens:

Thank you I will go head over to the BSOD forums and see what I can dig thanks again. Added rep for you .