Windows updates in a loop
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big john
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2 Nov 2011 à 11:59
boogr Posts 2 Registration date Wednesday 17 July 2013 Status Member Last seen 17 July 2013 - 17 Jul 2013 à 01:17
boogr Posts 2 Registration date Wednesday 17 July 2013 Status Member Last seen 17 July 2013 - 17 Jul 2013 à 01:17
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Anonymous User
3 Nov 2011 à 01:38
3 Nov 2011 à 01:38
Insert your OS CD,press any key on bootup>>>in the setup menu ,click on Repair the computer
If you don;t have OS CD
Click on F8 on bootup and select '' repair your computer ''
That should take you to system recovery menu
You can see a command prompt option there,click on it,enter administrator password if needed
Now run following commands one by one and press enter
cd c:\WINDOWS\WinSxS
del pending.xml
Restart your PC
If you don;t have OS CD
Click on F8 on bootup and select '' repair your computer ''
That should take you to system recovery menu
You can see a command prompt option there,click on it,enter administrator password if needed
Now run following commands one by one and press enter
cd c:\WINDOWS\WinSxS
del pending.xml
Restart your PC
boogr
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17 Jul 2013 à 00:35
17 Jul 2013 à 00:35
several people have suggested entering a delete command at the command prompt, but those people seem to be ignoring the fact that many of us with the endless update loop issue never achieve access to the command prompt. Perhaps the kind advisors could start with solving that problem? Thanks.
boogr
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17 Jul 2013 à 01:17
Hi Addendum. Retried "FIX" as suggested. Got Command prompt. entered the two commands, separately as directed. restarted. received message: "Your computer was unable to start". Was offered system restore (didn't work before, so I declined). laptop attempted auto startup repair - said it was "unable to repair". MS Tech support acted like this was a new and unresolveable issue, even though forums from 2008 have discussed it! MS Tech said I had to upgrade to Win 7, or buy a new laptop. Anyway, total shutdown and restart resulted in same bad reboot on the and third second try! F8 to repair to startup repair to shutdown to start. 4th re-boot still unsuccessful. F8 again,"FIX" process repeated. Failed again, "configuring updates, stage 3 of 3 - 0% complete" still reappears. Full Factory Restore Option selected, sacrificing everything that was in my system - had no access to it anyway. The updates are most likely a deliberate trojan from MS to force an upgrade. A known issue from 5 years ago, still w/o an official "FIX"? I see an Apple in my future...
Thanks
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