Help! -Windows Update stuck on repeat without end (WIN 7 Home Premium)

Last Saturday, I had to do a factory reset on my desktop Dell under Win 7 Home Premium (8 GB of RAM).  He gave me some Windows updates, then told me that I had to install the "Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320"  It installed successfully but since that time, if I check the updates, it "checks" just continuously for updates and that's it.   I let it run all night - nothing.  I have received no updates for M/S Office, Windows, or anything else since the update agent successfully installed.

What is the cause?  I went to start, all programs, and click Windows Update.  I ran Windows Update from the control panel.  Same result - nothing.

I'm so frustrated.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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