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From: fddc379 on 14 May 2010 10:28 Go to the Control Panel, click on User Accounts and turn it off. You'll have to restart your computer, then install the updates. Once installed, go back to the Control Panel and turn the User Accounts back on. It has worked for me every time an Office 2007 update has failed. "Jhonatan ( Jhondrew125(a)hotmail.com)" wrote: > error message shows up Code 646 : Windows Update encountered an unknown > error. i try clicking on 'get help with this error 'and it doesnt help at > all i try to re-update again and yet nothing same error fix this please i > have Windonws Vista Home Premiun . >
From: rmikeron on 14 May 2010 15:05 Tried your suggestion and it worked, thanks "fddc379" wrote: > Go to the Control Panel, click on User Accounts and turn it off. You'll have > to restart your computer, then install the updates. Once installed, go back > to the Control Panel and turn the User Accounts back on. It has worked for me > every time an Office 2007 update has failed. > > > "Jhonatan ( Jhondrew125(a)hotmail.com)" wrote: > > > error message shows up Code 646 : Windows Update encountered an unknown > > error. i try clicking on 'get help with this error 'and it doesnt help at > > all i try to re-update again and yet nothing same error fix this please i > > have Windonws Vista Home Premiun . > >
From: daemonwulf on 14 May 2010 19:22 thank you very much, fddc379.. worked like a charm. I've been fighting two updates for four days now and it been drving me nuts.. turned off the User Account Controls, restarted, and the updates installed fine first try. again, thanx.. I'll have to remember that trick. "fddc379" wrote: > Go to the Control Panel, click on User Accounts and turn it off. You'll have > to restart your computer, then install the updates. Once installed, go back > to the Control Panel and turn the User Accounts back on. It has worked for me > every time an Office 2007 update has failed. >
From: Bob on 15 May 2010 09:51 I don't see a way to turn off user accounts (Win XP sp3). What am I missing? "fddc379" wrote: > Go to the Control Panel, click on User Accounts and turn it off. You'll have > to restart your computer, then install the updates. Once installed, go back > to the Control Panel and turn the User Accounts back on. It has worked for me > every time an Office 2007 update has failed. > > > "Jhonatan ( Jhondrew125(a)hotmail.com)" wrote: > > > error message shows up Code 646 : Windows Update encountered an unknown > > error. i try clicking on 'get help with this error 'and it doesnt help at > > all i try to re-update again and yet nothing same error fix this please i > > have Windonws Vista Home Premiun . > >
From: Michael on 15 May 2010 10:26
You're missing the fact that XP doesn't have UAC, and the OP has Vista, and you hijacked a thread. -- "Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you." "Bob" <Bob(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9F0A7C58-1D1B-41C1-AE78-3892BCE65209(a)microsoft.com... > I don't see a way to turn off user accounts (Win XP sp3). What am I > missing? > > "fddc379" wrote: > >> Go to the Control Panel, click on User Accounts and turn it off. You'll >> have >> to restart your computer, then install the updates. Once installed, go >> back >> to the Control Panel and turn the User Accounts back on. It has worked >> for me >> every time an Office 2007 update has failed. >> >> >> "Jhonatan ( Jhondrew125(a)hotmail.com)" wrote: >> >> > error message shows up Code 646 : Windows Update encountered an >> > unknown >> > error. i try clicking on 'get help with this error 'and it doesnt help >> > at >> > all i try to re-update again and yet nothing same error fix this please >> > i >> > have Windonws Vista Home Premiun . >> > |