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       #81

    LOL!

    Please don't attempt to install any more for the moment - but upload the new CBS.log file, and the windowsupdate.log.

    Then run SFC and CheckSUR, and see what they have to say - post the new logs again
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  2. Posts : 69
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       #82

    NoelDP said:
    LOL!

    Please don't attempt to install any more for the moment - but upload the new CBS.log file, and the windowsupdate.log.

    Then run SFC and CheckSUR, and see what they have to say - post the new logs again
    Here's the CBS.log and windowsupdate.log first.
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  3. Posts : 21,482
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       #83

    Your system appears to be having problems properly loading the registry - but there's nothing in the CBS.log itself that might tell me why.

    After you've posted the rest of the files I asked for above,

    Please boot to Safe Mode, wait 15 minutes, then boot back into Normal Mode, and post a new CBS.log file
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  4. Posts : 69
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       #84

    NoelDP said:
    Your system appears to be having problems properly loading the registry - but there's nothing in the CBS.log itself that might tell me why.

    After you've posted the rest of the files I asked for above,

    Please boot to Safe Mode, wait 15 minutes, then boot back into Normal Mode, and post a new CBS.log file
    Urh.. for some reason sfc /scannow saved the log to CBS.log.
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  5. Posts : 69
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       #85

    Here's the CBS.log after Safe Mode and reboot.
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  6. Posts : 21,482
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       #86

    I can see one reason (finally) why you're having problems with WIndows Update - your clock is set wrong!
    Please check your Region settings, and the date and time..

    The do a new Check for updates, and see what appears. Attempt to install only the oldest one, and post back with the error you get, and a new windowsupdate.log
    Last edited by NoelDP; 24 Apr 2014 at 15:01. Reason: MGADIag? old age is getting to me!! :(
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  7. Posts : 69
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       #87

    NoelDP said:
    I can see one reason (finally) why you're having problems with WIndows Update - your clock is set wrong!
    Please check your Region settings, and the date and time..

    The do a new Check for updates, and see what appears. Attempt to install only the oldest one, and post back with the error you get, and a new windowsupdate.log
    But my clock is set correctly. I'm in Malaysia, so it is correct.
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  8. Posts : 21,482
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       #88

    According to the forum your local time now is 04:58 on 25th April.
    According to your CBS log, the SFC was run at .... oh!

    I could have sworn it said 20:25 on 25th April!

    I'm beginning to think that this is a problem with the Windows Update Agent install - unfortunately, it's not an installer which is either freely downloadable, or easily over-installed, and it can't be uninstalled.

    That being the case, it's likely that a repair install using SP1 media is your best bet.
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  9. Posts : 69
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       #89

    NoelDP said:
    According to the forum your local time now is 04:58 on 25th April.
    According to your CBS log, the SFC was run at .... oh!

    I could have sworn it said 20:25 on 25th April!

    I'm beginning to think that this is a problem with the Windows Update Agent install - unfortunately, it's not an installer which is either freely downloadable, or easily over-installed, and it can't be uninstalled.

    That being the case, it's likely that a repair install using SP1 media is your best bet.
    Lol.

    Hmm.. all I have are driver CDs in my bag of Dell stuff.
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  10. Posts : 69
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       #90

    Do you mean I should try this?

    Repair Install
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