I got this message while trying to run the Performance troubleshooter: Packet ID: Windows Update DiagnosticPath: Non Local PackageError code: 0x80091007Source : DownloadUser : My computer name/ My nameContext : elevatedPC i'm usingIntel Pentium dual core @ 2.60Ghz1mb Ram, 250Gb harddiskOS Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit

Software Update Installation Fails with Error 0x80091007 Before a Configuration Manager 2007 client can install software updates, it verifies the hash on the content containing the software update. If the hash does not match, the client fails to install the software update and logs error 0x80091007 to the updatesdeployment.log on the client. The error is also sent to the management point and is visible in the reports under the category Software Updates - E. Troubleshooting. This issue is often caused by having the wrong version of the package on the distribution point. Frequently this issue occurs when content has not been replicated to a child site or when the package version has changed but the client has not received new policy yet. Possible Solution In the Configuration Manager 2007 console, navigate to System Center Configuration Manager / Site Database / Computer Management / Software Updates / Deployment Packages / <package name> / Package Status / Package Status / <site code>, and look at the source version for the package. Verify that all distribution points are using the same source version, including any distribution points at the child site. You can also look at distmgr.log for any errors that reference the package ID. Basically the download failed with a hash error (sorry for the long winded thing) ;) standard Microsoft response I found with that error code. MCSE, MCSA, MCDST [If this post helps to resolve your issue, please click the "Mark as Answer" or "Helpful" button at the top of this message. By marking a post as Answered, or Helpful you help others find the answer faster.]

Hi, I do notice that some customers encountered the Windows 7 troubleshooter could not work with error code 0x80091007 issue last two days. Now, I run my Windows 7 troubleshooter and it works great. This could be a temporary network issue. Would you please run the troubleshooter again and let me know the result? For more information about troubleshooting in Windows 7, please refer to the following link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/Troubleshooting-in-Windows Regards, Arthur Li - MSFT