Windows update Error number: 0x800C0002

[anon]

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.



"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:



> Why did you reinstall Win2000? Is IE6 installed now? Had IE6 been

> installed and did you uninstall it before you reinstalled Windows?

 

[Robert Aldwinckle]

"anon" wrote in message

news:A40A47EC-63E5-474E-9BD3-BAC3699A7877@microsoft.com...

> 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.





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

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>

> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

>

>> Why did you reinstall Win2000? Is IE6 installed now? Had IE6 been

>> installed and did you uninstall it before you reinstalled Windows?

>

 

[Harry Johnston [MVP]]

On 2010-02-13 2:28 a.m., Robert Aldwinckle wrote:



>> 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.

>

>

> Are you trying to imply that you think the question has been

> sufficiently answered in the original newsgroup?



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.





>

> 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

> ---

>

>

>>

>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

>>

>>> 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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