Cannot update windows 7 pro because services wont turn on? Please Help


  1. Systems1
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    Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
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    Cannot update windows 7 pro because services wont turn on? Please Help


    I have done everything I could do to get these services to running out of options. any Ideas?
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  3. Baddog22556
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    In Services Windows Update does not show 'started'? Left click to Highlight it, right click to open it.
    Does it say stop or start? If wupdate showed started this would show stop and vice versa.
    I'd do a system restore to some earlier date when it may have been working.
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