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  1. Arakus
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       New #31

    Here's the CheckSUR and CheckSURpersist.
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  3. NoelDP
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       New #32

    CheckSUR is happy at last!

    Now the crucial test - does Windows Update work? does everything else work?
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  4. Arakus
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    *opens Update*

    *checks for updates*

    it says "Install new Windows update software"

    *clicks "Install now"*

    *error 800736B3*

    WWWHYYYYYYYY?!

    Nope, still isn't working. Everything else seems to be working fine though. Also, sorry for the stupid thing, just frustrated. (Although you're the guy doing all the work, so I imagine this is even more annoying to you.)
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  6. NoelDP
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       New #34

    POST THE DATA
    without the logs , we are just guessing.
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  7. Arakus
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       New #35

    Knew I forgot something.

    I presume you wanted me to do another Check SUR? Here they are.
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  8. NoelDP
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    CheckSUR looks OK
    ... which means that there are errors somewhere in the registry that aren't covered by CheckSUR

    Unfortunately, it usually also means that a repair install of Windows won't work

    I'm beginning to think of a clean install as your best option ;(
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  10. ray06130
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    thank
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