Windows update Error number: 0x800C0002

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I have just re-installed win2000 (incSP4) on my computer and it will not let
me do updates. I go to update site, it installs Activex control, then it get
an Error number: 0x800C0002 appearing in the top right hand corner.
I can't find any help using Google or Microsoft, there are solutions for XP
etc but not Win2000.
Any help would be appreicated.
John A
 
Why did you reinstall Win2000? Is IE6 installed now? Had IE6 been
installed and did you uninstall it before you reinstalled Windows?
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RAV SME said:
I have just re-installed win2000 (incSP4) on my computer and it will
not let me do updates. I go to update site, it installs Activex
control, then it get an Error number: 0x800C0002 appearing in the top
right hand corner.
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Have you examined C:\\WINNT\WindowsUpdate.log ? A simple Google search
indicates that such an error is usually the result of ZoneAlarm or other
3rd-party security software.
 
Here's what you do:
1. go to Google.com
2. Search for "Internet Explorer 6" without the ""
3. Click on "Download Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1"
4. Click on the "Download Center" link on the page
5. Select your Internet Connection Speed (Dial-Up to T1)
6. Select your language
7. Click Download
8. Save the file to the Desktop
9. Double-click on the ie6setup.exe file
10. Follow the instructions
11. Reboot your computer
12. go to Internet Explorer
13. go to windowsupdate.com
If no error persist, go to Step 14
If there's a problem, re-install the OS
14. Click Install Now (Active X Control needed)
15. Select the updates (highly recommend all of them)
Do not select the Direct X 9.0c or Windows Media Player 9 updates until you finish updating the computer (use Google.com and search for these two programs and install them before updating the system

However, there are certain sites that require the latest Internet Explorer, and I would recommend Fire Fox 3.5.6 as a primary Web Browser.



RAV SME wrote:

Windows update Error number: 0x800C0002
19-Dec-09

I have just re-installed win2000 (incSP4) on my computer and it will not le
me do updates. I go to update site, it installs Activex control, then it ge
an Error number: 0x800C0002 appearing in the top right hand corner
I cannot find any help using Google or Microsoft, there are solutions for X
etc but not Win2000
Any help would be appreicated
John A

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Windows update Error number: 0x800C0002
I have just re-installed win2000 (incSP4) on my computer and it will not le
me do updates. I go to update site, it installs Activex control, then it ge
an Error number: 0x800C0002 appearing in the top right hand corner
I cannot find any help using Google or Microsoft, there are solutions for X
etc but not Win2000
Any help would be appreicated
John A

Try asking them here. x-posted to: microsoft.public.
Try asking them here. x-posted to: microsoft.public.windowsupdat

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Regards

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup
Microsoft Certified Professiona
Microsoft MVP [Windows
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Why did you reinstall Win2000? Is IE6 installed now?
Why did you reinstall Win2000? Is IE6 installed now? Had IE6 bee
installed and did you uninstall it before you reinstalled Windows
-
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 200
www.banthecheck.co

RAV SME wrote:

RAV SME <[email protected]> typed:Have you examined C:\\WINNT\WindowsUpdate.log ?
RAV SME <[email protected]> typed

Have you examined C:\\WINNT\WindowsUpdate.log ? A simple Google searc
indicates that such an error is usually the result of ZoneAlarm or othe
3rd-party security software.


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don't you just love it when people ask questions and offere opinions that are
none of their damn business? people will explain the issue and some ignorant
ass will come along and offer up an unwelcome compliment when they have no
understanding of the background or political situation of your environment.
just answer the effin question and offer a solution.
 
anon said:
don't you just love it when people ask questions and offere opinions that
are
none of their damn business? people will explain the issue and some
ignorant
ass will come along and offer up an unwelcome compliment when they have no
understanding of the background or political situation of your
environment.
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just answer the effin question and offer a solution.
Click to expand...


Are you trying to imply that you think the question has been sufficiently
answered in the original newsgroup?

http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...c126&mid=7d464c4a-2c37-499f-a444-db1ae4418a53

BTW good luck to the OP trying to find it again using the MS Communities web
interface. The search index there is FUBAR. In order to find this I had to
back up to about the date that the cross-post began which (fortunately) was
about the date that the original thread began. So I agree with the other
responders suggestions to use Google to find previous discussions or
information about the subject code.

In fact, it looks like BING could provide a pretty good answer too, using
just the code and minimal context:

http://www.bing.com/search?q=0x800c0002 update&FORM=BMMENO


FYI

Robert Aldwinckle
 
Are you trying to imply that you think the question has been
sufficiently answered in the original newsgroup?
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No, I think he's implying that we're supposed to know the answer without having
to ask any questions about the context in which the problem occurred. He
probably hasn't heard that MS withdrew our crystal-ball privileges as part of
their latest cost-cutting measures.

Harry.
 
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