Windows Service Pack 1: Error Code
Jun 16, 2008I keep getting this error code when I try to isntal Windows SP 1: WindowsUpdate_8024200D WindowsUpdate_dt000,
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Service Pack 1 Error Code 80070059
Mar 20, 2008its downloaded and says its doing the usual install routine, then restarts and continues the install at the welcome screen. This gets to about 50% the says its reverting changes. the error code its giving is 80070059.
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1) Click on the Start Button
2) Right-click on either My Computer or Computer (depending on your Windows version)
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Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Installation.
Apr 22, 2008When I tried to install Vista Service Pack 1, it gave me an internal =
error. I went to the web link provided there, and done all the necessary =
steps except Windows Update. The computer I want to install service pack =
1 onto, is not connected to the internet. So I downloaded the full =
service pack,and tried to install it there, but now it seems that it =
needs additional updates from Windows Update. Can anyone please provide =
me with a list of updates needed on that computer to allow Service Pack =
1 to be installed, and then I could download them manually.
Notable Changes In Windows Vista Service Pack 1
Jul 4, 2008http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsVista/en/library/005f921e-f706-401e-abb5-eec42ea0a03e1033.mspx?mfr=true
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KB946974 (Excel)
KB946691 (Office)
KB947801 (Office)
KB950378 (Office)
KB951808 (Office)
KB950114 (Publisher)
KB950113 (Word)
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Service Pack 2
Jun 9, 2009When installing service pack 2, I get to the "Please read the license terms". The "Next" key at the bottom is not available for selecting ... it is grayed out. All I can do from this point is select cancel. I downloaded Windows6.0-KB948465-X64.exe. I have a 64-bit computer and am running Windows Vista Home Premium Version 6.0 (Build 6001: Service Park 1)
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!0xc0190002!3937/47219 (Mahjong.exe)
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