Re: *** SOLUTION *** to Windows Update's error number: 0x8024400A
From: E=MC^2 (emc_2u2_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/05/04
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Date: 5 Oct 2004 11:34:47 -0700
Well, Thomas... you're dealing with "doctors" at MS, never forget.
Another terms exists which is "workaround" to patch some problems
until they're fixed in an "official" way... as far as I know, it
didn't happend to any of my customers anymore since when I made them
and I did myself erase the darn temproary files in the IE's disk
cache.
So... call it a solution or not, but it works as a workaround... and
considered MS doesn't pay me for the time I invest correcting their
troubles, I feel perfectly find with any WORKING workaround anybody
would give me to go ahead and don't have headaches doing my job.
Regards,
E=MC^2 (Erio "U2?!" Michelangelo C.)
p.s.: despite that, I too am always interested knowing what caused
what... has anyone discovered the real cause of such "feature"? Was it
a server problem at MS's side for real? Or is there any "tech inside"
we SysAdmins should know and that MS didn't share (yet)? TIA w y'all
DontSendMeMails <DontSendMeMails@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<057003F3-1929-4D85-B55C-41B8B0E00308@microsoft.com>...
> Fine, that it helped you.
> But it's not a solution to me.
> Any other indeas out there?
> I already started the background transfer service with no success afterwards.
> Come on .. somebody must have choosen this error no. for some reason ...
>
> Thomas
>
> "E=MC^2" wrote:
>
> > Hello to the whole community here.
> >
> > About the problem in subject, the only solution that worked for me,
> > apart all the suggestions I've seen here, was to completely delete the
> > IE's cache, history, et. (cookies included).
> >
> > Hope this will help all of U 2.
> >
> > Credits go to "tombat@interfree.it" who originally wrote this
> > solution in an Italian newsgroup dedicated to Windows XP.
> >
> > Thanks to MS for the usual totally unexpected gifts in crucial
> > functions which make the OEM SysAdmin's spend hours to find a solution
> > to such a silly problem, trying to imagine whatever sort of HW/SW
> > conflicts especially after the installation of the (in)famous SP2.
> >
> > And real thanks to all the real world users out there who are always
> > the only resource to help their similars survive in this modern times
> > jungle.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > E=MC^2 (Erio "U2?!" Michelangelo C.)
> >
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