Windows 7 - "WindowsUpdate_00000646" "WindowsUpdate_dt000"
Asked By DB
03-Feb-10 09:11 AM
I am not able to dowload any latest MS updates for past 3-4 weeks because my
last 15 updates keep failing to install. The error message is:
Internet Explorer 8
(1)
Windows Vista
(1)
Vista
(1)
X64
(1)
WindowsUpdate
(1)
Weeks
(1)
Dt000
(1)
FDNY
(1)
MowGreen replied to DB
Most folks have resolved the 646 error by manually downloading and
installing the updates.
Check to see which updates are being offered and make a note of their
KB numbers.
Download the updates from the MS Download Center and
*** save *** them:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/default.aspx
EX: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (KB978207)
Go to the Download Center and enter KB978207 in the Search All Download
Center field. Click the magnifying glass icon to initiate the search.
You will see a list of different downloads depending upon the Version of
IE installed, the edition of Windows installed, and the system's
architecture.
If your system is Vista x86(32 bit) with IE8 installed, then choose
Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 in Windows Vista
(KB978207)
If it is Vista x64(64bit) with IE 8 installed it would be
Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 in Windows Vista x64
Edition (KB978207)
After you have download and *saved* the updates, close *all* open programs
and browsers.
Manually install the updates now.
MowGreen
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