Solved Windows 7 Updates Not installing Error TRUST_E_NOSIGNATURE(0x800b0100

[Mikinmash]

Hi I recently Installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and when updates and SP1 try to install i get this error TRUST_E_NOSIGNATURE(0x800b0100). Please don't tell me to re install windows because i only just did after my old hard drive failed.I found a thread on these forums where somone had a very similar problem. Click Here .So if you have these mentioned files in the attached Checksur.log file please upload them in a zip Thanks.

 

[Mikinmash]

Help!!!!

 

[NoelDP]

All the problems in the CheckSUR report relate to Cannot print from Internet Explorer 9 using some Canon printers - you may want to try downloading the patch and installing it manually.

 

[Mikinmash]

Thanks for the Reply but First of all I've already tried downloading it from Microsoft and second of all i don't have a cannon printer and third of all i don't have IE9 installed only IE8

 

[NoelDP]

Interesting!
Did you have IE9 installed at some point? - it gets installed automatically (usually before SP1 is offered) unless you hide it deliberately.
If so, the best thing may be to reinstall IE9, install the patch, then uninstall the patch and then IE9 (assuming you don't want IE9!).

 

[niemiro]

Hello, and welcome to the Seven Forums

WARNING! This fix was created specifically for this user! If you are not this user, do not follow these instructions!
@Mikinmash: Ignore the above

Download the attached .zip file. Inside it, will be two folders, Packages and Manifests.

Create these folders if they do not already exist: C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSur\Servicing\Packages\ and C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSur\winsxs\Manifests

Extract Packs.zip onto your Desktop. Please place the contents of my Desktop\Packages in C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSur\Servicing\Packages\ and my Desktop\Manifests in C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSur\winsxs\Manifests (for you, there are no manifests).

DO NOT place the .zip file in that folder, or the folders themselves. Make sure that a lot of files are in each of those Checksur folder.

Re-run the System Update Readiness Tool, and get me another copy of C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CheckSUR.log.

Also, please retest Windows Updates (with fingers slightly crossed, no matter how much we both know that that won't help! lol.)

Thanks a lot!

Richard

 

[Mikinmash]

Thank you Very Much i am confident that my problem is fixed as i just ran the update readiness tool again and the checksur.log file has indicated that 7 files were fixed

 

[NoelDP]

Good news indeed! - well done Richard.

 

[niemiro]

Thank you Very Much i am confident that my problem is fixed as i just ran the update readiness tool again and the checksur.log file has indicated that 7 files were fixed

I am very glad to have been of assistance Have a good day!

 

[MaskMarvl]

Thank you Very Much i am confident that my problem is fixed as i just ran the update readiness tool again and the checksur.log file has indicated that 7 files were fixed

I am very glad to have been of assistance Have a good day!

Hello... I'm having the same issue, can you assist?

(see attached log)

 

[NoelDP]

Please start a new thread of your own - with DETAILS!!