User of Vista Home Premium (preload), KB2742595 and KB2789642 fail to update/pre-installed to update. Any suggestions?

I am user of Vista Home Premium (preload), two important updates: KB2742595 and KB2789642 fail to update/pre-installed to update (tried on more than 1 occasion, individually and collectively). There have been other updates since that successfully updated. Any suggestions? Thank you very much.

See the RESPONSE message in this thread-online http://answers.microsoft.com/thread/5b39ddc7-8b23-4459-9bf4-c1e0d6c07437

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