Some Win7 updates won't install. Can't install SP1 or Win 7 Upgrade

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  1. F5ing
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       New #21

    Here's another link providing possible resolution info for failed installs of that particular update:

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  3. HighSierraTom
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    Since my customer is convinced a bad, corrupted file from an update created this problem, should the SFC tool find that file?
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  4. writhziden
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    Possibly. There are no guarantees, and it could be a corrupted registry entry which makes it even more difficult to track down.
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