Tried to install Service Pack 1, now I'm getting various errors

Layback Bear said:

Just a thought.

Make sure Windows 7 time and date is correct.

I just checked and it is fine, also I was told before to do a Repair Computer then put in some commands. Well, I somehow got the Repair Computer to work and did the commands but doing the "XCOPY C:\rfxaa C:\Windows\winsxs /y /i /s /v /h" command gives me the access denied message just like when I did it in the normal mode. Do you happened to know how I can delete the files that would have been partially downloaded from the update? I would really like to try this option.

NoelDP said:

Did you check the drive letter as suggested?
The drive letter in the Repair environment is often NOT C: - whatever it is in the normal Windows

I'm not sure what it would be because when I put in that command to see it shows up like the picture I posted before that showed "DIR . DIR x86..."

EDIT: I don't know why/how but the updater is back to being at error code 80072EFE and I haven't done anything, I just woke up. I ran some FireGen program earlier yesterday that might be of help and I'm attaching the report.

NoelDP said:

If you start running random programs in an attempt to 'fix' the problems I will have no idea what the current state of your system is - and will NOT be able to properly advise.
PLEASE do NOT run anything other that MS-sourced 'fixes' - or the ones I propose.

You still haven't convinced me that you ran the fix I posted in the way that it needs to be run.
Please try it again, following the instructions very carefully.

I have only been doing things like running Malwarebytes, CCleaner, TDSSKiller, AdwCleaner, and similar stuff. Also, I noticed I have "Windows Defender", could that be causing the problem? CCleaner keeps finding some ActiveX/COM problem that says it is "wuaucpl.cpl" in the System32 folder and AdwCleaner found:
MaintainerSvc4.52.864054
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{1E9E0E98-4AB7-40B0-A0CE-69105C1B7C92}
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{AE805869-2E5C-4ED4-8F7B-F1F7851A4497}
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Settings\{1E9E0E98-4AB7-40B0-A0CE-69105C1B7C92}
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Settings\{AE805869-2E5C-4ED4-8F7B-F1F7851A4497}

I cleaned those up but I still get the 800723EFE error. Also, I will explain what I did with that process. When I started up I kept pressing F8 until it let me choose Repair Computer, which then took me to a list of options and I had chose the safe mode with command prompt, then the computer ran some kind of scan while it booted up, after that I put in the commands you said. What came out were the same results I posted on page two, like this:



Ending with it telling me at the last part that access was denied. I have no clue which of those results would be the directory because I believe those are files that are contained in the rfxaa file.

NoelDP said:

If you start running random programs in an attempt to 'fix' the problems I will have no idea what the current state of your system is - and will NOT be able to properly advise.
PLEASE do NOT run anything other that MS-sourced 'fixes' - or the ones I propose.

You still haven't convinced me that you ran the fix I posted in the way that it needs to be run.
Please try it again, following the instructions very carefully.

I spoke to Microsoft today and they ran some tests but said that I would have to pay for repair since they would have to use their "advanced tools" to fix the computer because there are corrupted files. Do you know what programs I could use to fix those corrupted files? I tried Ccleaner and all but obviously it hasn't worked, are there other programs I could use?