I am tempted to say that unless you have Bluetooth or 3G/4G hardware on your system, you should simply hide both these updates :)
However - it may indicate a different problem...
Booting to a Clean Boot may help.
How to perform a clean boot to troubleshoot a problem in Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
boot clean, and attempt installation using the downloaded files -- see if that works.
Same results as before. I'm attaching the logs again just in case they changed.
Reviving this post because I still can't install updates and now I'm pretty sure I have some type of trojan that isn't being picked up by anything yet it is sending emails to everyone in my inbox. I am running Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security, it shows that it is up to date. I ran the windows malicious software scan and it found nothing either. I now have 19 updates that won't install.
KB2813347 800F0902
KB2807986 80070005
KB2847204 800F0826
KB2829530 800F0826
KB2804579 800F0826
KB2814124 656
KB2813170 800F0826
KB2592687 80070005
KB2847204 800F0826
KB2670838 800F0826
When I try and post the CBS.zip file it says its too big. It's 8.83mb
Discard the two oldest .persist files and try again
Neither SFC nor CheckSUR logs show any significant problem.
The 800F0826 errors usually indicate that an update is pending a reboot..... Windows Update error 800f0826 applies
This would appear to be the problem update....
I would suggest attempting to unstall that by using the standalone installer....2013-06-05 06:26:47:082 112 f64 Handler Post-reboot status for package Package_for_KB2807986~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.1.1.2: 0x80070005.
Download Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2807986) from Official Microsoft Download Centre
Please keep careful notes of what happens, and post EXACT error messages.
KB2814124 80070005
KB2807986 80070005
IE10 9C59
Everything else installed, the first two listed here both say they install but when I restart they go to 7% then reboot and fail.
The IE10 attempts download and fails, no warning .
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