Several failed Windows 7x64 updates (see attachements)
error code 800B0003
Attachment 352135
Ran SURT
Ran sfc/scannow in elevated prompt. It found errors that it could not fix.
Note: I could not upload the entire CBS folder as a rar or a zip,( I kept getting a 505 error) so I uploaded the cbs log file.
Here they are.
Interesting - the only 0x800b0003 errors in the Windowsupdate log are paired with -643 ones - which usually indicate a problem with the base install of the component involved.
In your case, I suspect that the issue may simply be a bad download (despite the checking that WU does).
Try installing the .NET update from the standalone download...
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/down....aspx?id=44686
Hi,
There are 2 files listed for down load. A x64.exe and a x86.exe. Which is the appropriate one?
Thanks. That didn't work. I seem to remember trying it a while ago when I was trouble shooting on my own.
Sorry, that log file screen shot is unreadable. Here is a copy and paste.
netframework log file text.txt
I've just noticed in the error log a line that refers to my E/:HDD, I've pointed to it with a red arrow. I believe that I may have had Win XP installed on this HD at one point. For some reason it seems that some Win 7 update files are being put on the E drive (see second screen shot) I'd noticed these files before but I had no idea what the gibberish meant. I have no idea why these files would be directed to my E: drive. Win 7 is installed on C: and most of the Win updates are successful. It's just the netframework and the MS Visual C++ that have failed.
The problem appears to be this...
... which is indeed with the installed certificates.Code:E:\b9d67a64dbadee130867\NDP45-KB2978128.msp - Signature verification for file NDP45-KB2978128.msp (E:\b9d67a64dbadee130867\NDP45-KB2978128.msp) failed with error 0x800b0003 (The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider.)
I have no real idea how to go about patching this, so I suspect that your best option for a quick solution is going to be uninstalling .NET 4.5.x, running the cleanup tool, and then reinstalling it...
.NET Framework Cleanup Tool User's Guide - Aaron Stebner's WebLog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs should assist
You may need to do similar things with the other update.
I'm concerned that if I uninstall Net 4.5 and then have trouble reinstalling like I have now that I'll really have problems having programs run.
The only versions that I see when I go to add/remove programs are 1.1 and 4.51. Should there also be 2.x and 3.x in a Win 7 install?
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