Guest el damo Posted August 19, 2007 Posted August 19, 2007 (edited) "tta1989" wrote: > This is the solution that worked for me. I used information posted in 2 > different topics for this problem. > > This was one - But I had to change a couple things. I listed step-by-step > instructions below. > "All you need to do is go into your windows\system32 folder and find the file > xpsp3res.dll file and add a .bak at the end of it. Now try running windows > update and it should update fine and add a new xpsp3res.dll file to your > windows\system32 folder." > > Follow this exactly and it should get you up and going. - Execute this in > order. > 1.) do as listed above - Go to the windows\system32 folder and find the file > xpsp3res.dll file and add a .bak at the end of it. (don't re-run anything yet) > 2.) Go to Control Panel, Add\Remove programs and click on "Show Updates" > 3.) Uninstall KB896344 > 4.) Restart the computer > 5.) Go to Contol Panel and run "Windows Update" > 6.) Two items to load will show up. KB896344 again and KB890046 > 7.) Only Select KB896344 and install it - It worked for me. > 8.) Restart the computer again > 9.) Go to Contol Panel and run "Windows Update" again > 10.) Now let it install KB890046 (This adds back in the xpsp3res.dll file) > 11.) Restart the computer again. > > Now you should have both installed and everything working AOK. That is what > it took for me to get things going. Hope it helps you out. > > So, in summary, it would seem the "xpsp3res.dll file" is what causes > KB896344 to not load correctly. Good luck!! > > > > "Vanguard" wrote: > > > "PA Bear" wrote in message > > news:eFCUESJzFHA.3408@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > > > 0x8007f0ea - Failed to migrate dependent packages. > > > > > > See this recent conversation here: > > > http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsupdate/browse_frm/thread/bbe69d402b2923c4/e36846965984a177?q=0x8007F0EA&rnum=1&hl=en#e36846965984a177 > > > -- > > > ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) > > > MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Security, Shell/User) > > > > > > > > > Vanguard wrote: > > >> When I ran Windows Update (after a fresh install of Windows XP SP-2), and > > >> after a couple updates (only after which this update appeared), it > > >> reported > > >> the KB896344 update was available. It was actually listed among a long > > >> list > > >> of updates but I also later tried just installing that one update. Every > > >> time it fails the install and the Windows Update history lists the > > >> failure. > > >> > > >> I've done the Google search. I saw some posts where the user was told to > > >> rename C:\Windows\system32\xpsp3res.dll file to the .bak extension, rerun > > >> Windows Update which installs the KB890046 update, and try the KB896344 > > >> update. Nope, the KB896344 update still fails. > > >> > > >> The only information given regarding the error is that an error code of > > >> "Error Code: 0x8007F0EA" was produced during the install. > > > <snip ~40KB of unneeded log> > > > > > > That was one of the articles found in a Google search when I was researching > > the problem. As mentioned, it didn't work. I renamed the xpsp3res.dll file > > to the .bak extension, ran Windows Update (which then proferred the KB890046 > > update and I installed it), and then ran Windows Update to install the > > KB896344 update but it still failed. > > > > I provided the log in case someone actually knew how to interpret the errors > > and failures. Obviously the supposed dependency on the KB890046 update > > wasn't sufficient or valid to get the KB896344 update installed on my > > machine. > > > > Edited February 9, 2014 by AWS Quote
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