Preparing to install loop


  1. meebers
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    Preparing to install loop


    Received 19 Ms updates today, selected all (except optional) and got into a loop. I select Install updates, get the "preparing to install" and then reverts back to "Download and install your updates"
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  3. meebers
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    Windows 7 Professional X64 Service Pack 1
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    I cannot even download and install definition updates. I was able to install one update by manually downloading and installing it. I do not want to have to manually do window updates from now on. Any ideas appreciated, tx
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