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Oh, and sorry for the double post. First, it showed me this error:. But I deactivated the antivirus and it was gone. But each time I start Windows it says:. The event viewer:. After the installation the only problem is that the manual update using IE and update. It's just searching without stopping You'll notice from Last session. Last Session. According to one of the last threads in the XP forum, it's a problem caused by Microsoft, not by nLite. The others are irrelevant. It will create the add-on for you that you can use in nLite.
I do NOT endorse using "pre-packaged" ones. The first link read through it gives the basis for the UDC script. Then I tried an "online" Update Agent script, found on this board. It downloaded and installed WindowsUpdateAgentx Since the problem only appears when I add the updates downloaded by WSUS I think there could be one that "breaks" something.
Can you explain you mean the Offline one? The file is inside WUA. EXE open it with 7-Zip or whatever to see it so it can't be "missing". Yes, the file is inside WUA. This one. Sorry my english, I named it "online" because it downloads it from internet. But even if after using it the wuapi. Even after a few hours it still not find anything, just keep searching over and over.
When it works it takes only a few min to find them. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. Facebook Twitter. See review of Windows 7 SP1. Incidentally, my guess is that half of those who experience problems after installing SP2 later find that the cause was not SP2 but an unrelated matter that they had not noticed.
Microsoft acknowledged problems with Windows Server SP1 and now say that there will be fewer problems caused by running applications with SP2. However, no company, not even Microsoft, can test their service pack with all possible combinations of software. Fortunately, it is a straightforward job for you to test SP2 on a spare machine, which is loaded with all the software that you use on your servers.
In particular, I would like to point out the SP2 does not install R2. However, if you already have Windows Server R2, then you can apply SP2 just as you would other versions.
The first difference between Windows Server R2 and other versions is that you get a pack of not one but two CDs. Which you can now apply SP2.
When you install the second R2 CD, Windows Server R2 resource files are merely copied to the hard drive, the point is the Add or Remove Programs wizard is aware of their presence. The new R2 components themselves are not installed. If you try and upgrade a Windows Server domain controller, to R2, you need to run Adprep.
Naturally, you run the adprep from the R2 cd. Just as I drip, drip to you about test machines, so I exhort you to keep asking your financial director for money for a service network.
Study how children nag their parents to get that expensive birthday present. It was back in NT 4. There may be a rational explanation for this service pack myth, the release of any product will unearth lots of problem, therefore SP1 has lots of fixes and will be most welcome.
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