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From: ???? ??????? on 2 Jul 2006 03:25 Hi Everyone I recentlly installed 2 Vistas beta 2 in my domain one of the Vista's get the following error :"WindowsUpdate_8007000D WindowsUpdate_dt000" and say that "windows can't check for updates" anyone ? -- Thanks Ido Goldberg.
From: Robert Aldwinckle on 11 Jul 2006 09:56 (cross-post added to Vista General) "???? ???????" <@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AAE98593-AF21-4B9C-851F-738070477B11(a)microsoft.com... > Hi Everyone > I recentlly installed 2 Vistas beta 2 in my domain > one of the Vista's get the following error :"WindowsUpdate_8007000D > WindowsUpdate_dt000" and say that "windows can't check for updates" > > anyone ? > -- > Thanks > Ido Goldberg. Try a search? http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/archive/wuc.htm (MSN search for 0x8007000d microsoft codes ) <extract> 0x8007000D -2147024883 Error_invalid_data </extract> How informative! Do you see why the error code is usually not enough? You need the context of an error code to analyse what it means. The WindowsUpdate.log could give you some more clues and context: <title>How to read the Windowsupdate.log file</title> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=902093 Otherwise a guess based on just the error code and its usual meaning would be that the download was corrupt or AU's SoftwareDistribution folder contained corrupt data. I have asked this before of Vista users. If an upgrade install is done does the SoftwareDistribution folder get reinitialized or is it left as is from the last use by WU or AU with the original OS? If the latter I suspect that could easily account for a symptom which suggested that the database was corrupt. Look at your log to determine what the real meaning of your code is. The above is purely informed speculation to give you an idea of what that particular error code's context might imply. HTH Robert Aldwinckle ---
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