Solved Errors 800B0100 and 8024200D installing updates; KB947821 installed

[NoelDP]

Yes please, while I do some research
With any luck it'll be clear.

 

[NoelDP]

Security Update for Windows (KB2761226)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:15 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 80073715

Ignore it - it's a duplicate

Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2724197)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:21 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 80073715

Install this one first
Try this one on its own - Download: Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2724197) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2761226)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:21 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 80070002

Conventional response is to run teh Fixit - we'll leave this one till after you've got the rest installed.
Download: Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2761226) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2735855)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:21 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 8024200D

Install third Offline from the KB
Download: Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2735855) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2741355)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:21 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 8024200D

Install fourth offline from the KB
Download: Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2741355) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2719857)
Installation date: ‎12/‎1/‎2012 9:22 AM
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 8024200D

Install second offline from the KB
Download: Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2719857) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details



Reboot first, then attempt the first install - reboot, then attempt the next, and so on.
If any fail, reboot, and proceed to the next

 

[aprete]

Yes, the SUR report is clear this time.

Al

 

[aprete]

Held back on KB2761226. Installed the rest in the order suggested, with a reboot after each update. All went on OK, and now Windows Update shows only KB2761226 as waiting to be installed.

Not sure what you mean by running the Fixit. I see Fix-Its all over the Microsoft Knowledge Base but usually they're for patching registry entries. I think you need to direct me to a link. The KB article for KB2761226 does not have a Fix-It.

You guys are great and you've saved me tons of time and work! Thanks!

Al

 

[NoelDP]

No problem
First, try installing it from the download link I gave you, and see what happens

 

[aprete]

So close...

I installed KB2761226 from the link and it went on smoothly.

I re-booted...and the system went into an endless boot loop.

Last Known Good did not help. Safe Mode did not help. I did not create a restore point and neither did the system.

I guess I'll be doing a complete reinstall after all. The only thing I've got going for me is I have the ISO file with SP1 on it. I've also got the original retail Windows 7 discs (without SP1) and my backup hard drive (which has Windows 7 but not all of my software installed - long story). I booted off my retail disc to restore the MBR so I could boot off my backup hard drive, and I'm up and running. That's how I'm sending you this. At the same time, I'm burning the ISO file to a DVD.

Do you know if I can do a recovery install on my broken Windows 7 configuration using the SP1 DVD and my retail DVD? I know I could build from my backup drive but I have too many issues doing that (as I said, long story).

Thanks.

Al

 

[NoelDP]

Can you boot to 'Repair your Computer'? - that would allow you to run startup repair.

 

[aprete]

I already have. That just added a second boot option "Windows 7 (Recovered)" which gets me to my backup Windows on my other hard drive. Normally I take this option out of the boot menu using msconfig so I don't have to see it. I add it back when I'm in a dire situation like I am now. When I boot to my original Windows I still get the endless boot loop.

Al

 

[NoelDP]

What it you attempt to us the Startup repair if you choose your normal system within the Repair option?

 

[aprete]

I tells me there is nothing to repair. So, I will try the repair install.

 

[aprete]

Repair install fails with code 80070241. Of course I was booted with the Windows on my D drive trying to repair the one on my C drive, so that may have something to do with it.

Looks like my only option is to use the Windows on my D drive and install the missing software onto it. There are also firewall issues that I need to fix because my TV tuner card is not working (like I said before, long story).

 

[aprete]

Up and running on my D drive. Windows Update runs smoothly. Too bad what that last fix did and I couldn't recover the way I wanted, but you guys have been great with your help. Thanks! This thread can be closed.

 

[NoelDP]

Old threads are never closed they only fade away

Glad to hear you're back up and running.

Good luck.

 

[bertjjj]

Hello, guys. I've also had some problem. Errors 800b0100. I've done CHKDSK SFC /SCANNOW and both ran clean.

 

[tom982]

Hello, guys. I've also had some problem. Errors 800b0100. I've done CHKDSK SFC /SCANNOW and both ran clean.

Hello bertjjj and welcome to the forums

To avoid confusion and to help keep things tidy, can you start a new thread of your own please?

Windows Updates & Activation - Windows 7 Support Forums

You'll be glad to hear that the fix for your problem is very easy.

Tom