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• Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 - multiple windows program or service failures after Windows Update June 17, 2011

  I have Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 (I think that SP1 anyway). Last night June 17, 2011, update of Windows installed an update or updates. Now, Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer, Windows Installer, Windows Sidebar, Panel, Windows Update and other Microsoft programs all fail. I get messages with various error codes. A message is 'class not registered '. I tried a restore to a previous restore point, but apparently the only restore point is the one made after the update. What can I do here? I know that I can always restore the factory image (Dell), but I'd rather not if I can help it.

  Hi doc,

  Method 1:

  You can try to repair aStartup if it is included in the system recovery options provided by the manufacturer of the computer or start from the disc for Installation of Windows Vista.

  Startup Repair: frequently asked questions

  What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?

  Method 2:

  Alternatively, you can try to start a disk check and check.

  You can view the following link to perform a disk check:

  Check your hard drive for errors

  Note: When you run the disk check, there are chances of losing data if you can take a backup of important data before you run checkdisk.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Questions after the last update of Windows 9 June

  Anyone had problems after pc recently crossed the Windows Update June 9? After the update my XP machine sporadically connects to MSN, AOL, as well as some websites that I often go to such as Yamaha, aol.com etc don't connect, nor do they ping. When you try on a pc that did not update, they work very well. I have machines here one XP and one Vista and both having the problem. What could be the problem?

  Hi Bronxbabie,

  Go to the Windows update history and check what was the update was installed on June 9, 2009.

  If you are able to find the update,
  Then, open programs and features in Control Panel
  Uninstall the updates that have been installed on June 9, 2009.

  If this is not the case, make a System Restore.
  
  Let us know if that helps. Clement Kumar.

• Dell Inspiron i660s can't find any SATA after Windows Update

  This problem is still not solved - I had to take a step back and wait until I had the time.  After a Windows Update (may 2014), my Dell Inspiron i660s computer rebooted to a black screen with the error "no SATA was found.

  The "you have updates" popped up, I said 'OK' (no set to automatic).  The Dell ran W8 - had not allowed the update to 8.1 of the trial.  When updates completed, I was given an on-screen "needs to restart" and enabled - restarts, the screen was black and said that no SATA has been found.  After running diagnostics, the system is all good - except that it found no hard drive.  Dell does not have a bootable CD, but because the computer does not start again - it has no option to restore.

  I removed the unit of hard drive as suggested on the Dell site and then replaced.  Still nothing, same error. During this time, I have a SATA enclosure for the drive, I asked the origin and all my files are there and the hard drive reads just fine (I'm not yet willing to lose these files) - I could get this fatal Windows update log - can - she help?  So the hard drive is not dead - what should I do to get the computer to recognize?

  Hi PamNana

  The best would be to contact Dell regarding the same. It clearly seems to be a hardware problem.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19340762

• Updates of patches Windows Tuesday (June 14) failed to appear

  Using Windows 7 with 64 bit OS.  Because I don't want Windows 10, I GWX installed Panel and Windows updates all check with me before the download and installation of updates.  I have not received a message or notification of updates on Patch Tuesday (June 14) important or critical that I should have received two days ago. Have enabled updates pending and the 'check for updates online"continues to operate for 20 minutes with no results. No one knows what might be holding upward and how I could get without compromising my computer and leaving 10 Windows Installer.

  You're welcome :)

• Impossible to update first 2014 to 20141 (8.1) on PC (Windows 8.1). CC said that it is "up to date".

  I can't update first 2014 to 20141 (highlights of the Blues) (v8.1) on PC (Windows 8.1). CC says it's "up to date". While on Mac, it is updated and I made blue highlights. I try to uninstall all Panel and reinstall it back. It does not work.

  Thank you. The problem has been resolved. I removed all Adobe files and folders from my laptop and reinstalled CC. Indeed, Setup logs helped me find these files. Thanks again.

• WINDOWS 10 can not update CC 2014 to 20141

  WINDOWS 10 can not update CC 2014 to 20141

  It says up to date

  This version fixes the installation problem...

  

• Black screen when starting up - Falied Windows Update November 11, 2014

  I did the updates of Microsoft Windows, using Windows Update, published Tuesday, November 11 for my HP Touchsmart spectrum 15-400ea. He has since a reboot is a sunsequently could not start and I get a black screen. No attempt to start 'blind' in BIOS worked - all components are workign except the screen.
  
  I tried to restore the hard drive using desktop imy PC and then things went really wrong.  get nothing on the screen while all components appear to be working properly

  I'm sorry that I post back. I was given an offer too good to refuse services HP customer. They accepted the Ultrabook returned as a RTB at their expense, and when I came back, it was in full working order, although costs in Factory mode. Fortunately, all the important things I have are on the cloud then I lose nothing of note.

  I would like to thank HP for do this, even though it was out of warranty, and the Ultrabook does not glitched at all since I got back.

  Concerning

  Danny

• Windows Update error 0 x 80070057(2014-01-02-T-02_58_56P)

  I get this error message after applying ms fixit tool.

  Can someone help me solve this problem. I have tried the days to fix this and been on so many forums to try to resolve the problem.
  Help, please
  Thank you david

  I managed to fix myself.

  The update of Windows in the Start Menu has been altered. Right click on Windows Update and deleted.
  Selected the Start button again and went into Control Panel, clicked and held down the button of the mouse on the icon to update Windows and sliding and fell into the Start Menu, where it has been.
  Everything works well and get updates.

• September 2014 Windows Update caused Aero to stop working (Asus Win 7 machine)...

  As a result, I had to perform a restore of the system after each of the two windows updates to get Aero back again once... How it can be stopped with future updates of windows?  Can someone explain MS that it is the reason why they have lower market share... I need to use my machine. MS, be responsible.

  Hi Eric,.

  Sorry to know that you are facing this problem.

  • The problem with aero solved after removing the KB KB2928562?
  • This update has been successfully installed?
  • Were there updates failed?

  You can deal with this problem if the Windows Update optional for video drivers have not been installed successfully or if the components responsible for Windows update didn't work properly during the update.

  Following the troubleshooting steps suggested in this Microsoft article and check if this can help, try.

  Problems with installing updates

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/troubleshoot-problems-installing-updates#1TC=Windows-7

  I hope this helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• Problems with the new office of Windows Update January 14, 2014

  The update on the Windows desktop appears to have downloaded on my laptop and then request e-mail/password or a key product to allow it. When I click on the product key, a small window opens with the message get your new windows of office ready for you... it will take a few moments... and then crashes on this message, so I can't put a product key or closed Word / Powerpoint downwards. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I need to do this issue?

  Hello, Beverley,

  Thanks for the information and apologies for the late reply.

  I suggest to reset Windows update components and then check if the problem persists.

  Important this section , method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  Please reply with the results, in order to help you solve the problem.

  Thank you

• Request concerning the sequence of updates for the Windows Update client in 2015

  I posted a query similar to this on a Microsoft Technet forum, but I have not yet received a response to the specific question that I asked.  I'm trying so this forum.

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, but I did not intend to accept the free update of Windows 10.  I don't use automatic updates.  I use Windows Update manually and select the updates to install, even for these updates identified as Important.

  Since April 2015, there was a sequence of updates for the client Windows Update on Windows 7 (Windows 8).  I have the Windows 7 of those below list:

  KB2990214 (April 2015)

  KB3050265 (June 2015)

  KB3065987 (July 2015)

  KB3075851 (August 2015)

  KB3083324 (September 2015)

  KB3083710 (October 2015)

  KB3102810 (November 2015)

  KB3112343 (December 2015)

  (This list is probably less intimidating than it looks because the replaced October update Update September, which replaced the August update, which replaced the July update, which replaced the June updated.  "There are therefore basically just 4 updates.)

  The big question is, given that Windows 7 is available for several years, why, all of a sudden, there was this sequence of updates for the Windows Update client?  Because these updates began to occur at the time when the offer of a free upgrade to Windows 10 was announced, I could be forgiven for thinking that all of these updates are really directed towards the relaxation of the upgrade to Windows 10 via Windows Update, and that there is little or no advantage to systems that are not upgrading.  I am mistaken in this belief?  If not, precisely those who will benefit from my system, even if it is not upgraded to Windows 10?

  The updates that I currently installed, depending on the installed updates, are KB2990214 (April 2015), KB3075851 (August 2015), KB3083324 (September 2015) and KB3083710 (October 2015).

  In my view, there was a lack of transparency in the descriptions of these updates in the KB articles.  And, in one or two cases, information on the importance of an update in the article and in Windows Update has been inconsistent.  It would have been much clearer if each KB article stated for NOT upgrading to Windows 10 systems, if the update to the Windows Update client is important, as an option or completely irrelevant.

  Hello, Tiberius.

  Thank you for your response.

  I'm sorry for the late reply.

  I appreciate your time and your concern.

  You can read this article and check if it helps.
  Next update to Microsoft Update Client
  http://blogs.technet.com/b/Mu/archive/2014/06/24/upcoming-update-for-Windows-Update-client.aspx

  Please keep us informed.

  Thank you

• No sound after installing Windows Update KB2962407 on Windows 8

  After installing Windows Update KB2962407 (RT of Windows, Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 cumulative hotfix: June 2014), the PC loses all the sounds.  Its returns if I uninstall this update.

  Hello

  Microsoft has confirmed that this problem occurs on some Windows 8 PC.  You can solve this problem by opting for Windows 8.1.

  Microsoft made in Windows Update KB2962407 to fix this problem.  While installing Windows 8.1 is the preferred method, you can also resolve this problem in Windows 8 by checking the updates of Windows and reinstall Windows Update KB2962407 .

• Problems with Windows Update 8.1.

  Hello

  I understand I have to install Win 8.1 and I also understand that I will have to re - install a bunch of stuff once again, including a second language (Hebrew in my case).

  I am happy with the tiles and not interested in the start menu classic. Can I keep the tiles?

  I use Chrome as Internet browser, which will be after installing 8.1 W? What is my favorites?

  As for Word 2007? I don't remember the registration code. Do I have to re - install?

  It's really annoying that all kinds of programs/applications will have to be resettled ~ a lot of time and energy must be spent.

  looking for files on the net, d/l, installation exe.

  It's a very boring question!

  I would like to receive advice on my questions, thank you!

  Greetings from Dorith

  Haven't you * have * to install Windows 8.1.  You should if you want to continue to receive updates after some time in late 2015...  You don't have to install the update Windows 8.1 (from April 2014) either.  You should if you want to continue to receive updates for your Windows 8.1 system already after June 2014.

  No current updates to get rid of the Menu screen start (tiles) at all.  Don't know what the worry is there.  No current updates include a return (or same option for) the traditional Windows XP through Windows 7 Start Menu button.

  Chrome is still usable on Windows 8.1 and after updating Windows 8.1 (from April 2014) - I don't expect that to change.  So is Firefox and Opera.  You can set ONE of them as your default browser, etc.

  Windows 8 for Windows 8.1 upgrade and/or update of the update of the Windows 8.1 (from April 2014) should have NO EFFECT on your install programs such as those you mentioned.  Products of Microsoft Office 2007, Google Chrome, etc.  Modernization and updating are just that - in-place.  All your requests and such should remain intact and everything you've heard the contrary was false or bad luck.

  That being said - with ANY change to a computer (including the turn just turned off/lit) - backups remain the best protection.  Before making any changes that you control like these (especially when they change the underlying BONE) - perform a full backup of the system - an IMAGE backup if possible - of media EXTERNAL which will NOT be connected to the system for the change itself.  It's just wise.

  In short, I think your boredom has more things that are simply not true that all reality of the situation.  Rumors and FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt)... nothing more.  I hope that this response can put your mind at ease and you listen and follow the advice given here and then proceed thereafter as a positive experience.

  Look at this article also:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/update-from-Windows-8-tutorial

  Side note:

  You must keep a record of all your product keys and serial numbers and a backup copy of the installation media for your products.  In this case, given what you have, especially your Microsoft Office Word 2007 documents.  You should take note of your product key and have the installation media for it in a safe place off the computer in question - because anything CAN (and sometimes do) happen.

  You can use something like this product:

  ProduKey

  ... or this product:

  Belarc Advisor

  ... to collect and record information about your system.

  The first would give you the product keys for some of your products installed - but certainly Microsoft Office Word 2007.  Save the installation media (files, etc.), it is up to you.  An external hard drive, USB, CD key, DVD, etc... all excellent choices.

  This last would also give you some serial numbers and product keys for your products installed (Yes, Microsoft Office Word 2007 included) and you should always back up your own copy of the installation media - but it also lists system specifications so that you can print the results and know later what is your video card, your processor , your understanding of memory, the chipset of your motherboard, you network card, etc.  All the things you need to know to troubleshoot or to upgrade or even rebuild the system from scratch.

  Just another way to protect your stuff.

  If you actually still Windows 8 (not 8.1) - here's a tutorial on the provision of a full backup of the external support system image:

  http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/12/using-Windows-8s-hidden-backup-to-clone-and-recover-your-whole-PC/

  If you have Windows 8.1 and you're just worried about the Windows 8.1 (from April 2014) update - here's how to make a complete picture of the backup system:
  http://winsupersite.com/Windows-8/Windows-81-tip-use-system-image-backup

• Windows update fails to install with error 57F

  Since June 11 3 updates of MS - Office Outlook KB 970011, MS Word KB 969603 & MS Excel KB969681 failed to install. The error code is 57th
  This happens every time the pc is switched on/off.
  I tried to install manually via start / all programs/windows update but it also fails
  running Norton anti-virus software

  Hello Mcleod233,

  Thanks for reading, I appreciate it.

  It's great to hear.

  Hooray! Uday $012 please let me know if the solution worked or not I can improve, I thank you and appreciate your feedback, because it's the only one I can see I can improve.