SP1 error's 800F081F & 800F0A13

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  1. Posts : 187
    windows 7 64 bit and dual boot Pinguyos
       #1

    SP1 error's 800F081F & 800F0A13


    Hi, been getting both these error's on my laptop and Pc.
    I managed to install SP1 on the laptop, updated ATI drivers, used the win7 update tool and after numerous attempts got it on. however on the PC it's a no go, I got rid of the 800F081f error but cant seem to get the 800F0A13 to go, the only solution i can find is to reinstall windows and i am not about to do that!!!.
    Any one any bright ideas Please.

    Raz
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  2. Posts : 2,303
    Windows 7 & Windows Vista Ultimate
       #2

    Hi, razy60.

    Have you used Driver Sweeper to clean ATI - Display drivers? There is an issue with Windows 7 SP1 install resulting in the Error 800F0A13. If that is the case, please follow the instructions here: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 / Driver Sweeper.
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  3. Posts : 94
    Windows 7: Home Premium
       #3

    Same


    Hi, How did you get rid of the error message 800F081f, 'cos I get that error code and I cant find any answers online.

    Thanks.
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  4. Posts : 2,303
    Windows 7 & Windows Vista Ultimate
       #4

    Hi, ownedandout.

    Here's the same question I asked razy60:

    Have you used Driver Sweeper to clean ATI - Display drivers? There is an issue with Windows 7 SP1 install resulting in the Error 800F0A13. If that is the case, please follow the instructions here: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 / Driver Sweeper.
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  5. Posts : 187
    windows 7 64 bit and dual boot Pinguyos
    Thread Starter
       #5

    Hi, Ownedandout i used the update tool from microsoft, ran a full system scan with MSE and installed the SP1 update before any of the other updates that were available at the time.
    As for the driver sweeper tool yes i have used it but only when i changed my GPU from nvidia to ATI so i dont see why there should be a problem however i am following the thread(cheers corrine).

    Raz
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  6. Posts : 94
    Windows 7: Home Premium
       #6

    Hi, Thanks for the reply razy60.
    I've just managed to install SP1. I too have used Driver sweeper and that is what was causing the errors. On the website corrine linked us to I registered and made a few posts, my account is MaggotUK and and my posts start on page 4. If you look at the advice given to me by HarryMcddogle this is how we fixed it. Hope this helps.

    Thanks again.
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  7. Posts : 2,303
    Windows 7 & Windows Vista Ultimate
       #7

    razy60 said:
    Hi, Ownedandout i used the update tool from microsoft, ran a full system scan with MSE and installed the SP1 update before any of the other updates that were available at the time.
    As for the driver sweeper tool yes i have used it but only when i changed my GPU from nvidia to ATI so i dont see why there should be a problem however i am following the thread(cheers corrine).

    Raz
    Hi, Raz.

    I learned from Andre.Ziegler's posts at TechNet that it apparently does not matter that the tool wasn't used to remove ATI drivers. As Andre.Ziegler said in Windows 7 SP1 fails with Code 800F0A13 - Says system components are missing (even referencing the tutorial here at Seven Forums :) ):
    check this link:

    Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (Page 1) / Driver Sweeper / Phyxion.net Forums
    otherwise also do the InPlace upgrade.
    the link from sevenforums shows you with pictures how to do it.

    Next time, DON'T USE THIS CRAPPY driver cleaner.

    {Bold added}
    When the person he was helping responded with:
    "This is only for ATI - Display, other drivers are not affected! If you haven't used Driver Sweeper to clean ATi - Display drivers and you are having this problem with SP1 the problem with your system is something else"
    Since I don't have ATI, (I have never had ATI on this computer, only NVidia).... does that mean I should do the InPlace upgrade?
    Andre instructed:

    copy the files from the topic to the WinSxS folder. The drivers are aprt of Windows, so it doesn't matter which card you have. If the drivers are missing, Sp1 fails.
    Also note from that topic Froztbound's post regarding extracting drivers from the original Windows 7 DVD and using the tutorial here for how to do it.
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  8. Posts : 2,303
    Windows 7 & Windows Vista Ultimate
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    ownedandout said:
    Hi, Thanks for the reply razy60.
    I've just managed to install SP1. I too have used Driver sweeper and that is what was causing the errors. On the website corrine linked us to I registered and made a few posts, my account is MaggotUK and and my posts start on page 4. If you look at the advice given to me by HarryMcddogle this is how we fixed it. Hope this helps.

    Thanks again.
    Congratulations and thank for sharing the information on your solution. But, "MaggotUK"? Yuck. Couldn't you have selected a better username?
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  9. Posts : 94
    Windows 7: Home Premium
       #9

    Corrine said:
    ownedandout said:
    Hi, Thanks for the reply razy60.
    I've just managed to install SP1. I too have used Driver sweeper and that is what was causing the errors. On the website corrine linked us to I registered and made a few posts, my account is MaggotUK and and my posts start on page 4. If you look at the advice given to me by HarryMcddogle this is how we fixed it. Hope this helps.

    Thanks again.
    Congratulations and thank for sharing the information on your solution. But, "MaggotUK"? Yuck. Couldn't you have selected a better username?
    Haha, it goes back to when I was a big Slipknot fan, they used to call their fans maggots.
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  10. Posts : 187
    windows 7 64 bit and dual boot Pinguyos
    Thread Starter
       #10

    Hi, fixed the previous errors now getting 0x800f0826

    Raz
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