Another TRUST_E NOSIGNATURE (0x8006100) problem with KB976932

NoelDP · 01 Dec 2012

Still the same errors, so whatever you did, it didn't paste properly into the folder

Please run the following command, and post the results (may be a good idea to put it into a Code Box).

Tree C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSUR

rob6491 · 02 Dec 2012

Noel,

Thanks for your continuing interest and involvement.

I attach a copy of the Command Prompt Screen response. I'm not familiar with the use of a Code Box for transferring information.

Rgds.

Rob

NoelDP · 02 Dec 2012

I see what happened!
You copied the folder to the destination, rather than copying the content
Open the actual Packages folder you downloaded and extracted, hit Ctrl+A to highlight all, and Ctrl+C to Copy them
Now navigate to the C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSUR folder and right-click on the Packages subfolder - select Paste
Repeat for the Manifests folder(s)

rob6491 · 02 Dec 2012

Noel,

My apologies for mis-interpreting your original instructions and subsequent confusion.

I have hopefully copied the files to the correct folders and have run the Check SU tool.

I attach the two CheckSUR logs.

Rgds.

Rob

NoelDP · 02 Dec 2012

It's still not working properly for some reason - let's have a look and make sure that things are where they should be,

Run the following commands, and post the results

DIR C:\Windows\Temp\Package_1_for_KB979900*.* /S
DIR C:\Windows\Temp\amd64_wpf-presentationhostproxy_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7600.16542*.* /S

rob6491 · 02 Dec 2012

Noel,

I attach a file showing the Command Prompt responses.

Between me submitting my first response today and receiving your reply, a power cut caused my PC to shutdown instantly and I could not reboot it normally. I ended up having to allow an automatic System Restore to `repair' the system. The PC rebooted and appears to functioning normally now. I pasted the files into the manifest and package folders after the PC had been restored to life. I don't know whether or not the `repair' has effected the contents of any of the folders which are involved with the present upgrade problem.

Thanks for your persistence.

Rgds.

Rob

NoelDP · 02 Dec 2012

All sort of things can happen in such circumstances.

We'd best have another SFC /SCANNOW run, and see the CBS.log as well (the CheckSUR seems to be the same as ealrier - please post the Directories I requested in #15 )

rob6491 · 02 Dec 2012

Noel,

My apologies, I posted the wrong zip file in#16.

Hopefully, the right file is attached this time.

Rob

rob6491 · 02 Dec 2012

Noel,

Zip folders containing sfc /scannow response and cbs file attached.

Rgds.

Rob

NoelDP · 02 Dec 2012

Ah - the files are there, but in the wrong places.
Lets try it this way.
Move the rob6491.zip folder to your desktop.
Now Extract all again- to the default location (which should beyour desktop)

Now open an Elevated Command prompt and run the following commands.

Code:

 
COPY %userprofile%\desktop\rob6491\manifests\*.* C:\Windows\Temp\CheckSUR\winsxs\manifests /V /Y
COPY %userprofile%\desktop\rob6491\packages\*.* C:\Windows\Temp\ChecKSUR\Servicing\packages /V /Y

Then close the Command Prompt window, and run CheckSUR again - post the CheckSUR.log file when complete