Error: 0x80070003 when installing KB 2919355

I'm not criticizing your knowledge or skills, as you have far more knowledge about Windows than I do, I'm simply saying Microsoft is incorrect on this front.

Give me a few hours and I'll post back what updates as I had cleared my windows update cache, which cleared the update history.  However, for the sake of getting the 11 patches, I've done a second install repair.

As it stands, the 11 patches in question do not become available on Windows Update until after KB2919355 is installed successfully (not the 5 standalones included within the 2919355 package, but the actual 2919355 update itself).  Other users have also posted the same information, that upon a successful install of 2919355, 11 patches become available on Windows Update.  On the other thread we conversed, JustinAcklin (I think that's his screen name, however the last name may be off a bit) reported the same thing once he was able to successfully install 2919355.

Let's just say for the sake of argument that these updates are available in standalone form for users without KB2919355 installed, the average user will not know which updates to search for as they expect their updates to come... well... via Windows Update.

Microsoft can say to their blue in the face they're not withholding patches, however this simply is not the facts.  The more experienced users and moderators say they're not withholding any patches, the more people seem to believe it, as the longer a non-factual point is expressed, the more likely it is for it to be taken as fact.

EDIT:

This is not a case where users are simply not installing these patches prior to the KB2919355 install, as users have been instructed to install all updates except 2919355, then when there are none left but 2919355, to install it.

If I happen to be wrong about anything I've posted, I have no problem admitting it and when it has been brought to my attention that I posted something wrong, I apologize and do my best to find all prior postings on the subject and edit them to show the correct information.  I could care less if I'm right or wrong about something, I simply want the facts to be available to everyone, as facts matter.

Hi

Thanks for your patience with me. I have followed your latest instructions and hope you can now access the CBS log file.

Cheers

@  RobbieMcLaughlan

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They may be releasing them, but they're not allowing access to some, or all, of them until after the actual KB2919355 (around 640MB in size) is installed.  Once theactual KB2919355 is installed, 11 patches will become available... not before.

EDIT:

I apologize, I was wrong about this.  Of the 11 updates that show up following the KB2919355 update, four are reoffered security updates that need to be redone after the install of KB2919355, with the remaining 7 being only applicable post KB2919355.Nothingis being withheld from impacted machines.**

Brandon blogs about Windows 8.1 and that's why he's pointing to him.    As an aside, Microsoft is still releasing updates for those with and without KB2919355.  June is when they cut it off.