Windows update error 0x80248011 windows xp - Have tried most solutions told on here

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Trying to get updates for my HP running Windows XP Media Center Addition Ver. 2002 with Service Pack 3
I just recently put Norton Antivirus on my computers, none of the others are having this issue, but this is the only XP computer we have.


Getting this error when I try to use the windows update: 0x80248011

I ran the FixIt tool and it said it found problems and fixed them. That was not true, it is still giving me the same exact error and can't get any window updates on my computer. This is what it says when I select the option to tell it what to fix:


Windows Update Publisher details
Issues found Windows Update components must be repairedWindows Update components must be repairedOne or more Windows Update components are configured incorrectly Detected Repair Windows Update components Not Run Issues checked Default Windows Update data locations have changedDefault Windows Update data locations have changedThe location where Windows Update stores data has changed and must be repaired Checked

Issues found Detection details
6 Windows Update components must be repaired Detected One or more Windows Update components are configured incorrectly Repair Windows Update components Not Run Repairing Windows Update components frequently resolves common Windows Update errors

Issues checked Detection details
6 Default Windows Update data locations have changed Checked The location where Windows Update stores data has changed and must be repaired Repair default Windows Update locations Not Run Change Windows Update locations to Windows default settings
Detection details
Collection information Computer Name: ZACHCPU_XP Windows Version: 5.1 Architecture: x86 Time: 5/1/2013 4:04:18 PM
Publisher details
Windows Update Resolve problems that prevent you from updating Windows. Package Version: 4.0.2.20110411 Publisher: Microsoft Corporation


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