1. There is plenty of people who have the same problem. 2. You can ask local MS reprersentative or write to connect.microsoft.com OR you can try yourself 3. General procedure for repeating updates http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910339 4. Analyze the target that update are trying to repair. Sometimes it is side by side installation that moves to previous version while signalling need to install update. For example in case of .NET - remove previous version(s) and reinstall with one one. Regards Milos

as many other people have stated these bugs are SERIOUS, because these updates continually install., and since these updates were installed the first time,, I CAN NOT install any NEW updates.. windows 7 does not even find any new updates to install. Had this problem since 7/3/2012. HELP MICROSOFT>.. the forum comments only VERIFY THAT I AM NOT ALONE IN THIS PROBLEM. WHEN WILL THIS ISSUE BE ADDRESSED BY MICROSOFT. When can I expect a FIX for this MicroSoft CREATED BUG. jamest of arizona

1. There is plenty of people who have the same problem. 2. You can ask local MS reprersentative or write to connect.microsoft.com OR you can try yourself 3. General procedure for repeating updates http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910339 4. Analyze the target that update are trying to repair. Sometimes it is side by side installation that moves to previous version while signalling need to install update. For example in case of .NET - remove previous version(s) and reinstall with one one. Regards Milos

Stop crossposting. Here is my answer to your question http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itprogeneral/thread/a364e66c-546f-457a-ad11-02ea87655fde/#f338fa3a-ec5d-4e31-8cfa-89eccb81f7e4 Regards Milos

Hi, I notice you have already posted this issue before. In order to avoid confusion and keep track of issue, I recommend to keep working with the previous thread as link below: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itprogeneral/thread/a364e66c-546f-457a-ad11-02ea87655fde Regards, Vincent Wang TechNet Community Support