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Error 8007000B or OX8007000B



 
 
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Old March 27th 10, 07:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
suquito
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A few weeks ago my computer crashed and the blue screen of death came
up. After trying a number of things to include restoring my computer to
factory settings (which worked for a few days), I reinstalled Vista on
my computer with the CD that came with the computer. I installed
everything like it was a new computer.

I was able to get most of my computer working normal however, I can't
use windows update and I can;t download anything to my computer such as
Microsoft Office or Anti Virus. When I try I get a number or error
codes such as Error 8007000B or OX8007000B or 1935. I have searched for
days on line and tried most things suggessted to include "fsutil
resource setautoreset true C:\", but nothing works.

I'm getting very frustrated and I'm not sure where to go next.


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Old March 28th 10, 12:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Ǝиçεl
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Default Error 8007000B or OX8007000B

Hello Suquito,

Start a free Windows Update support incident request:

https://support.microsoft.com/oas/de...spx?gprid=6527
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"suquito" wrote:


A few weeks ago my computer crashed and the blue screen of death came
up. After trying a number of things to include restoring my computer to
factory settings (which worked for a few days), I reinstalled Vista on
my computer with the CD that came with the computer. I installed
everything like it was a new computer.

I was able to get most of my computer working normal however, I can't
use windows update and I can;t download anything to my computer such as
Microsoft Office or Anti Virus. When I try I get a number or error
codes such as Error 8007000B or OX8007000B or 1935. I have searched for
days on line and tried most things suggessted to include "fsutil
resource setautoreset true C:\", but nothing works.

I'm getting very frustrated and I'm not sure where to go next.


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Old March 28th 10, 04:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
suquito[_2_]
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Default Error 8007000B or OX8007000B


Ok, I will. I was hoping somebody here knew how to fix the problem.


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Old March 29th 10, 11:05 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Gene E. Bloch
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Default Error 8007000B or OX8007000B

On Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:11:47 -0500, suquito wrote:

A few weeks ago my computer crashed and the blue screen of death came
up. After trying a number of things to include restoring my computer to
factory settings (which worked for a few days), I reinstalled Vista on
my computer with the CD that came with the computer. I installed
everything like it was a new computer.

I was able to get most of my computer working normal however, I can't
use windows update and I can;t download anything to my computer such as
Microsoft Office or Anti Virus. When I try I get a number or error
codes such as Error 8007000B or OX8007000B or 1935. I have searched for
days on line and tried most things suggessted to include "fsutil
resource setautoreset true C:\", but nothing works.

I'm getting very frustrated and I'm not sure where to go next.


Your search might work better if you replace the OX by 0x. That is, zero is
the first character.

0 as the first character of a number is C-speak (also other languages) for
a non-decimal number. 0 and a digit indicates octal, 0 and an x indicates
hexadecimal.

--
Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom
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Old March 30th 10, 06:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
philo[_2_]
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Default Error 8007000B or OX8007000B

suquito wrote:
A few weeks ago my computer crashed and the blue screen of death came
up. After trying a number of things to include restoring my computer to
factory settings (which worked for a few days), I reinstalled Vista on
my computer with the CD that came with the computer. I installed
everything like it was a new computer.

I was able to get most of my computer working normal however, I can't
use windows update and I can;t download anything to my computer such as
Microsoft Office or Anti Virus. When I try I get a number or error
codes such as Error 8007000B or OX8007000B or 1935. I have searched for
days on line and tried most things suggessted to include "fsutil
resource setautoreset true C:\", but nothing works.

I'm getting very frustrated and I'm not sure where to go next.





Run a RAM test
 




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