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Windows Update error 80072efe or 80072f76
I run windows update and it fails with this error message. I have downloaded the cab file and run it locally. I still get this message after it was 'fixed'. It generates a log file that is over ten thousand lines long. There does not appear to be a mechanism for attaching files so I will paste it only on request.
In the meantime here is the outputReport
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Last Installed Update :Windows Internet Explorer 9 for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems,03/31/2013 13:30:14
Last Displayed Error :2013-03-31 14:32:09:394 1008 1748 AU # WARNING: Install failed, error = 0x80070643 / 0x00009C48
Language settings :en-US
bits : Running
wuauserv : Running
WORKGROUP :XXXX
Windows Update Agent Version :7.6.7600.256
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP: 1
CPU Type : x64
OS Architecture :64-bit
RS_ResetBits : Bits is stopped
RS_ResetBits : wuauserv is stopped
RS_ResetBits : : bits Running
RS_ResetBits : : wuauserv Running
RES_GenWUError : Bits is stopped
RES_GenWUError : wuauserv is stopped
RES_GenWUError : CryptSvc is stopped
RES_GENWUError : : CryptSvc Running
RES_GENWUError : : bits Running
RES_GENWUError : : wuauserv Running
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Anonymous
2013-04-11T21:30:11+00:00 -
Anonymous
2013-04-12T11:58:17+00:00 This question
[PS: Are you called Mad Harry because you're angry or because everybody thinks you're crazy? <w>]
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Anonymous
2013-04-12T19:15:56+00:00 Chillax!
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Anonymous
2013-04-15T10:43:00+00:00 It is not me releasing broken software. I still remember the days when incompetence was rewarded by being sacked.
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Anonymous
2013-04-15T20:11:53+00:00 [These days, the incompetents don their golden parachutes & bail before they can be sacked; e.g., http://www.zdnet.com/sinofskys-departure-from-microsoft-politics-or-products-to-blame-7000007297/]