Windows 7 SP1 Error 800736B3

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  1. mmorkert
    Posts : 5
    Win 7 Professional 32 bit
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       New #11

    Yes I have completed the repair install exactly as outlined in the linked post. I have the proper windows 7 DVD and I have the product code.

    Unfortunately, when I run the repair install, the updates download and then I get the error below. The error occurs somewhere between step 13 and 14 of the guide you posted by Brink.

    Any other thoughts? Does it put any information in the CBS log after a failed repair install that might be useful to look at?
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