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Im getting a msg at the end of a Windows update saying that one of the following could not be fully installed. Its the Microsoft .Network 3.5 SP1 and .Net framework family update for 2.0 3.5. Dont know if these are crucial or not but when I close out the update after getting that msg the yellow shield with the ! on it is still on bottom right so I clicked it again and says one update available and its the same one. Tryed it again and did same thing. Thanks for any insight on this in advance.

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Ok thank you. Also I have had problem installing Windows XP service Pack 3 KB936929 for a while now and have just gave up on it. Just now the update showed it again and still wont fully install. Looked for it on the MS download center and cant seem to find it? or the right one lol.

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Dont think im infected, just did a post on here bout couple weeks ago for a Google redirect problem and did all that stuff with Combofix and some other progs, so think I should be clean. Just ran a scan today with MB and cam back 0. Im running avast antivirus free. LoL I see your from Iowa, Altoona Ia here.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Been having the same problem with KB974417, 979909 & 982168 for days now. Doesn't matter if I ask Windows to install when I turn off, or try and install it on demand from the system tray, or from the Windows Update site ... same result every time. All through the rigmarole, get to "Installation complete" one way or another, but always end up with the same update back in the system tray. Groundhog Day and no mistake.

Have tried searching other fora. The most comprehensive and explicit advice I found was here:

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-10149_102-0.html?threadID=262366

and I followed it precisely, but it didn't help. As a result of this thread I tried disabling Avast! during installation, but that didn't help either.

The only other security software I'm currently running is MBAM.

Have you any other suggestions, Buttons? (Incidentally, I much preferred you as a human than a taco shell).

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Hi Samuel,

Yes, they are a triumvirate of .NET updates. I don't think I have tried downloading them directly from Microsoft. I have tried getting to them via Control Panel - Windows Security Centre and that didn't help.

Thanks for the link, I'll take a good look and see if it helps.

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Hey Andy,

I was just wondering if you were able to get this resolved or not?

I also had an issue with the .net 1.1 update not installing...

With some help from Exile, I ended up just uninstalling it, reinstalling it, and updating until there were no more updates. I had no issues after re-installing and checking for updates.

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I was just wondering if you were able to get this resolved or not?

Hi, sorry for delay in reply. I had taken this tab out of active service as it seemd to have gone moribund.

No, I wasn't able, yet :) I have an open MS support ticket at the moment and I've been three times round that loop without success too. Between my graphics blackouts, and my problems with re-enabling Avast shields after disabling them, and this, it's all getting a bit tedious not to say a lot timeconsuming :)

I am starting to wonder if Avast is implicated in the .NET thing. Specifically, if the shields aren't disabling properly when I disable them. I speculate thusly because they never re-enable cleanly afterwrads, see:

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=61366.0

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