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unable to upgrade to internet explorer 9 on windows 7 computer.
I am running windows 7 x64 on a core 2 quad. I can never seem to upgrade internet explorer 8 to 9. I keep receiving errors. I have deactivated all of the addons. My computer is completely up to date but for this one. I received error code:80246007 What should I do?
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When you try to install updates from the Windows Update Web site or from the Microsoft Update Web site, you may receive a "0x80246007" error code
may apply - I think it still applies to Vista and Win7. |
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Thanks for the reply. So what should I do to get IE 9? The link does not apply to Windows 7.
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| 18 Dec 2011 | #4 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by rambo
Thanks for the reply. So what should I do to get IE 9? The link does not apply to Windows 7.
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(thanks for the backup, folks! - I can go to bed feeling happier now <g>)
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Sleep well Noel!
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Quote: Originally Posted by NoelDP
(thanks for the backup, folks! - I can go to bed feeling happier now <g>)
If none of the above works, try the System Update Readiness Tool, because this error often goes hand in hand with 0x800B0100 and is is that hidden error which needs to be fixed, not the one returned by Windows Update (this only applies after all the solutions for 0x80246007 itself have been exhausted) Richard |
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Quote: Originally Posted by niemiro
@Noel:
If none of the above works, try the System Update Readiness Tool, because this error often goes hand in hand with 0x800B0100 and is is that hidden error which needs to be fixed, not the one returned by Windows Update (this only applies after all the solutions for 0x80246007 itself have been exhausted) Richard |
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Quote: Originally Posted by derekimo
Quote: Originally Posted by rambo
Thanks for the reply. So what should I do to get IE 9? The link does not apply to Windows 7.
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unable to upgrade to internet explorer 9 on windows 7 computer.
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