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| | Re: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 upgrade nightmare? Strange, I know that there are pre-requisite updates you must install to have a smooth installation of Vista SP1 and the installation process itself can arduous and long sometimes looking like it has stalled. I am sure once you get the Vista with integrated SP1 you will be able to do an upgrade from your Vista RTM installation. -- Best regards, Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com "Lee" <lbray5032@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%bUVk.68685$De7.67183@xxxxxx Quote: > I have been using Vista Premium for quite some time and have had very > little problems. Most of it was getting acquainted with it. As far > as updates went also no problems until the famous SP1 came out. I > tried numerous times to install it before calling MSoft. Told them I had > no problems updating until SP1 was done funny thing is even after not > being able to install it after a number of tries it was still installing > the new ones coming in. On one specific day I had 8 updates and all of > them installed perfectly. But even going to the site and doing the > download I got the error 5 and when using the disks I got 0x0. > > I got error code 5 and error codes 0x0 and when they deciphered the CBS > log I sent they said they found an error 80070002. I had followed all of > their instructions from MSoft and even with their help I was unable to get > SP1 installed. They decided it could not be repaired and are sending me > their MSoft disk with SP1 on it all ready. I sure hate > to go through a clean re install but they said it was necessary. Heck > when I put in the disks my computer would not even recognize SP1. > > We shall see how it works out when the disk gets here. Posted just to let > others know who may have a problem that they are not alone! > > L e e (in Florida) |
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| | Re: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 upgrade nightmare? Andre Da Costa wrote: Quote: > Strange, I know that there are pre-requisite updates you must install to > have a smooth installation of Vista SP1 and the installation process > itself can arduous and long sometimes looking like it has stalled. I am > sure once you get the Vista with integrated SP1 you will be able to do > an upgrade from your Vista RTM installation. be posted. I am sure they all have been posted and installed and if one had not I would think the CSR Level 2 tech would have said something. It has bewildered me but am waiting on the disk to see if that will work prior to having to do a clean re install. Will post if it does or not! Lee |
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| | Re: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 upgrade nightmare? Andre Da Costa wrote: Quote: > Strange, I know that there are pre-requisite updates you must install to > have a smooth installation of Vista SP1 and the installation process > itself can arduous and long sometimes looking like it has stalled. I am > sure once you get the Vista with integrated SP1 you will be able to do > an upgrade from your Vista RTM installation. Thanks for your reply, am still waiting on my disk from MSoft and will post if it works and if not that I had to do a clean install. I have saved the post from William Walsh also just in case I have to do a clean re install with the new Vista disk. I hate doing that but if necessary I will. Even bought a HD Caddy and a new 500 GB HD to clone the old stuff to so I don't lose it all if I goof it up. Lee |
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| | Re: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 upgrade nightmare? Andre Da Costa wrote: Quote: > Strange, I know that there are pre-requisite updates you must install to > have a smooth installation of Vista SP1 and the installation process > itself can arduous and long sometimes looking like it has stalled. I am > sure once you get the Vista with integrated SP1 you will be able to do > an upgrade from your Vista RTM installation. date no replies when I send an email asking what happened and a supervisor sent it back unopened. Sure is a long 7 - 15 business day as it is just about 2 months on the 18th. Lee |
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