My firewall blocked atutomatically svchost.exe to make an registry change
after a recent Windows update. Now I'm not able to use windows update at all.

=>Windowsupdate.log
WARNING: DownloadFileInternal failed for
http://update.microsoft.com/v6/windo...e/wuident.cab: error
0x80072f76

=>Registry string blocked:
Registry Key Name: HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION\RUN

Registry Value Name: Synchronization Manager


?how can fix this? What was the value it tried to add? Could I set it up
manually?
Thanks,

MELEE wrote:
> My firewall blocked atutomatically svchost.exe to make an registry
> change
> after a recent Windows update. Now I'm not able to use windows update
> at
> all.
>
> =>Windowsupdate.log
> WARNING: DownloadFileInternal failed for
> http://update.microsoft.com/v6/windo...e/wuident.cab:
> error
> 0x80072f76
>
> =>Registry string blocked:
> Registry Key Name: HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION\RUN
>
> Registry Value Name: Synchronization Manager
>
>
> ?how can fix this? What was the value it tried to add? Could I set it
> up
> manually?
> Thanks,

You could try this, to reset the Update-system to the state it was
before you ran the failed update.

- First, create a Restore Point. Just in case something goes wrong. One
should actually always do this before trying to repair the system by
deleting files etc. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of making
a restore point every time you make modifications for your system.

-Start->Run-> cleanmgr Select Temporary Internet Files and click OK
-Find a folder called "C:\Program Files\WindowsUpdate (It may be hidden,
so you have to make sure hidden folder/files are shown)
-Delete a folder called v4 (Remember that it is possibly hidden. The
goal is to delete v4-folder and a file called Iuhist.xml)
-Start search. Look for iuctl.dll and iuengine.dll. Remember to search
also from hidden folders and files
- IF you find them under C:\Windows\System32\Dllcache delete them first
- If they are found _anywhere outside_ C:\Windows\System32 delete them
- After that, delete them from C:\Windows\System32
- If the system asks for XP-installation disk, select Cancel
- If you are asked to answer if you want to _keep_ file versions that
are not recognized, answer YES.
-Go to Windows Update and install the new versions of those
ActiveX-components.


--
J.K.

MELEE wrote:
> My firewall blocked atutomatically svchost.exe to make an registry
> change
> after a recent Windows update. Now I'm not able to use windows update
> at
> all.


I answered this, but because I don't understand English too well, I
understood the situation wrong. I canceled the post. If you still see
it,
just ignore it. It is not gonna help you.
Sorry.

--
J.K.