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Posted by tomlives2000 on May 14, 2007, 5:27 pm
Please log in for more thread options you may have a corrupt update folder, stop update service, rename software
distribution folder in win dir, re-register update dlls using regsvr32.
start update and bits service make sure they are set to automatic. This
should fix your issue. i had the same problem. If you have an OEM call
support and ask them to walk you through the steps to fix automatic updates.
> sorry....the code is actually 0x8DDD009
>
> "Anthony" wrote:
>
>> forgot to mention that once in a while I get the following error from the
>> MS
>> Updates site: 0xDDD009 The website has encountered a problem and cannot
>> diplay the page you are trying to view.
>>
>> "Anthony" wrote:
>>
>> > I am having a very weird issue with Microsoft Updates and a rogue
>> > svchost
>> > process on my laptop. When I boot up the laptop, the processor
>> > utilization
>> > reaches 100% immediately and continues to stay peeked at 100% unless I
>> > kill
>> > it from the task manager. The svchost process will come back in full
>> > force
>> > after I kill it if I try to run a Microsoft update, so I believe it is
>> > an
>> > issue with the updates service.
>> >
>> > I am not getting any error messages, just horrible pc performance. I
>> > know I
>> > can just reimage the PC, but don't want to go there unless I have to.
>> > So far
>> > I have,
>> >
>> > 1. Run complete virus, adware, and spyware scans from regular mode and
>> > safe
>> > mode. Found none. Also ran a Macafee and Norton web scan just to be
>> > sure.
>> > Also found nothing.
>> > 2. Gone to the MS updates website and installed a few hotfixes which
>> > had to
>> > do with MS update and processor utiliization which have done nothing.
>> > 3. Manually updated the PC via the MS update website.
>> > 4. Turned off updates, rebooted, manually updated via the website,
>> > rebooted, re-enabled auto updates.
>> >
>> > Does anyone have any additonal advice to help me fix the issue besides
>> > reimaging the PC?
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