Re: 0x80240020 - another request for help



I've exhausted every single option with the DCom scenario and was not able
to get Windows to install the updates automatically.

Within Windows 2000, I do not have the Notify_Disabled key.

I am still having issues with 0x80240020.

I am going back tomorrow with a few fixes to try and if that doesn't work
I'm calling it quits and just going to cut my losses. I will be following
this though to see if any solution is ever found. It looks like we're at a
lost and no solution will ever be found. I'm willing to donate a few bucks
to whoever can find a working solution.

--
Nocturnal


"Savage" <Savage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7D65E4B1-EE43-480D-BF0A-A5229C6C5B78@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Morning All ,
>
> From what I can gather this issue stems from the installers being unable
> to
> impersonate the correct user account, due to the lack of token,now
> according
> to several threads this comes from the new "LegitCheckControl.DLL"
> checking
> for administrative rights and returning a false.
>
> The so called RUN-AS failure 0x80240020, however all the resolved issues
> have the same main culprits.
>
> 1 .Third party security software
> 2. Routers
> 3. A problem with the wga component.
>
>
> Fermu has a good point on the DCOM, eager to find if that works ?
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Hugh Janblack posted an interesting reg-key which seems to be worth a
> look.
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
> NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\ Notify_Disabled
>
> If you find the Notify_Disabled key , delete it and restart.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> If you're using an administrative user account and get this error , you
> might have to create a new user account , if you've already done the dirty
> on
> your firewall and AV software.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> And just for kicks I'm including the WGA tool URL.
> http://www.download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/wgainstall_9160b6b3929938243b7d18417810677d9b9983b7.exe
>
> Hope this post helps :) , feedback much appreciated.
>
> Donations are always welcome.
> --
> ________
> NIC
> ----------
> Savage
> ________
>


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