Error Installing offline Service pack 1 to Win7 Error Code 0x80070422

[glenhall]

Hey

I'm trying to install Service pack 1 to Windows 7 Home basic but I keep getting Error Code 0x80070422.

The Windows update service is definately running and I have tried "Automatic" and "delayed" to no avail.

Do I need to be online when installing this update? It is an offline installer.

Thanking in advance!

 

[Bree]

Do I need to be online when installing this update? It is an offline installer.

No, you should be able to install while offline. See in this guided walk-through helps...

What does this guided walk-through do?
This guided walk-through provides steps to fix problems with Windows Updates for Windows 8.1 and 7, such as taking a long time to scan, or error codes while installing updates.

https://support.microsoft.com/help/10164/fix-windows-update-errors

 

[Snick]

@glenhall

Browse through all the services, & check to see if Windows Modules Installer is disabled, if so set to manual and try installing.
Sometime Windows Defender will cause problems with SP1 & IE9 as well.

Here's a post on subject matter from 2011
Cannot install SP1 at all - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

[glenhall]

Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the info!
I will give it a try!

 

[SIW2]

Any reason why you don't use installation media that already includes SP1 ?

 

[Snick]

Good question! SIW2

 

[glenhall]

My Windows 7 package does not include SP1 but also don;t necessarily want to re-install everything.
Still trying to sort it out.

Thanks

 

[torchwood]

Hi Glen,

please make sure the following are set to Enabled

cryptographic
background intelligence transfer
windows installer
windows management instrumentation

Also have a look at BlackVipers website for all service settings


Roy

 

[glenhall]

Thanks

Thanks for all the info!

I will give it a bash the weekend.

 

[Snick]

glenhall

Why don't you get a Win7 iso with sp1.
Several forum members can supply links, or at least the have been able to.

 

[SIW2]

glenhall

You can do an upgrade/repair install with media that already includes SP1.

It is quite easy.

Extract the installation media onto a hard disk/usb stick.

Look inside the sources folder of the extracted media and change the cversion.ini from

MinClient=7601.0
MinServer=7601.0

To

MinClient=7600.0
MinServer=7600.0



If your installation media is a different edition ( e.g. if it is called Ultimate ) then just delete the file called ei.cfg




Now run setup.exe



Then select Upgrade when it asks.

It will transfer files, settings and programs automatically. It might take a while depending on your system . An hour is probably average, but a slow system with lots of stuff installed could take twice that.

It is a good idea to back up Activation first. SEE HERE

My Windows 7 package does not include SP1 but also don;t necessarily want to re-install everything.
Still trying to sort it out.

Thanks

 

[Snick]

glenhall
If you cannot locate/obtain a link to download win7 sp1 iso
I can help you via TeamViewer if you are OK with it.
TeamViewer – Remote Support, Remote Access, Service ..
Link to Ninite One Click TeamViewer Installer (from my OneDrive)

 

[glenhall]

Thanks to everyone that assisted!

You have all been very helpful!

I got Win7 SP1 installed!

 

[flavallee]

I'm trying to install Service Pack 1 to Windows 7 Home Basic

How long ago did you install Windows 7 Home Basic in your computer(no description provided) before you installed Service Pack 1 in it?

 

[AWN7F]

Hey

I'm trying to install Service pack 1 to Windows 7 Home basic but I keep getting Error Code 0x80070422.

The Windows update service is definately running and I have tried "Automatic" and "delayed" to no avail.

Do I need to be online when installing this update? It is an offline installer.

Thanking in advance!

Hello There,
When you try to install SP1 at Win7 Home Basic is it not inapropriate to do that unless you have Win7 Professional or Ultimate and this installer really need internet connection before you do that turn your anti virus off / disable also at start up then try the crack for get your new key for SP1 again with WinLoader but at the last if you do update your Win7 you get not genuine annoying so my advice don't update your Win7


with regards,

AWN7F

 

[glenhall]

How long ago did you install Windows 7 Home Basic in your computer(no description provided) before you installed Service Pack 1 in it?

It's a pretty fresh installation.

 

[glenhall]

Hello There,
When you try to install SP1 at Win7 Home Basic is it not inapropriate to do that unless you have Win7 Professional or Ultimate and this installer really need internet connection before you do that turn your anti virus off / disable also at start up then try the crack for get your new key for SP1 again with WinLoader but at the last if you do update your Win7 you get not genuine annoying so my advice don't update your Win7


with regards,

AWN7F

Thanks I was not really that worried about installing SP1 but 2x new pieces of software required it so I had to install it.

 

[flavallee]

If Windows 7 Home Basic is a fresh install, and you now have Service Pack 1 installed, it is still extremely outdated.

You might want to look at my updated Windows 7 install and update guide (post #4) so you can get it up-to-date.

https://www.sevenforums.com/install...dating-windows-7-sp1.html?422558=#post3464520

 

[glenhall]

If Windows 7 Home Basic is a fresh install, and you now have Service Pack 1 installed, it is still extremely outdated.

You might want to look at my updated Windows 7 install and update guide (post #4) so you can get it up-to-date.

https://www.sevenforums.com/install...dating-windows-7-sp1.html?422558=#post3464520

Ok thanks! I will take a look!

 

[Snick]

Easier to update with
Dism++ | New Windows Update Utility
or
Download Simplix UpdatePack 7 - MajorGeeks