Windows​Update problem

Hi all,

I'm almost about to headbang like MagicAndre1981's avatar, as his hints have now solved my problem, which was obviously the same as ZippyV's. I know that many people whio had similar problems had resorted to perform an update install of Windows 7. In all the resources I have found so far about the vcredist error 1935 with HRESULT 0x8007054F there was nobody who had a clue what the problem really was about. I have encountered the setautoreset solution somewhere else, but without any reasoning about why it was necessary.

Thanks for posting this solution and also thanks to ZippyV for his perseverence in solving his problem.

If anybody from Microsoft is reading this, it may make sense to spread this knowledge more widely because it might save some people from resorting to more intrusive ways of trying to solve the problem like messing up the registry (I didn't), deleting files by hand in winsxs (I did - had to restore them), etc.

Cheers and happy coding.

6 hours ago, Remigius wrote

If anybody from Microsoft is reading this, it may make sense to spread this knowledge more widely because it might save some people from resorting to more intrusive ways of trying to solve the problem like messing up the registry (I didn't), deleting files by hand in winsxs (I did - had to restore them), etc.

The least they should do is add this solution to the WindowsUpdate repair tool.

Dec 08, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Remigius wrote

as his hints have now solved my problem, which was obviously the same as ZippyV's.

nice to hear that my tip also solved your issue

Hi everybody,

I was headbanging like MagicAndre1981's avatar because of a transaction manager fault. Why is the vcredist error 1935 sooo poorly documented? I was about to install the Nokia Suite 3.x for a client when I discovered that nothing seems to get installed which required a reboot. Even some Windows updates failed.

So, dear MagicAndre1981, thank you sooooo much for sharing this information about the NTFS transaction manager. It really saved my day and was my very first experience with the FSUTIL command.

Kind regards,

pmm

Hey guys,

I have been having a similar issue, except with installing Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Error 1935 HRESULT 0x8007054F. As per MagicAndre1981's solution, I checked the C:\Windows\System32\config\TxR, there was no file, made sure that 'Show hidden files and systems' was selected but nothing came up.. then ran 'fsutil resource setautoreset true C:\'.. DOS command prompt window appeared and vanished in a millisecond. I figured that would solve the problem, but upon installing the software, same error persists.

I am running Windoes 7, x64. All windows update has been installed successfully, and I have no idea what else to do. Pleas help!

Thanks!

This thread is about Microsoft Windows Update. For problems involving Adobe products, you'll probably get better help from an Adobe forum than a Microsoft one.

Try this solution: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/847704

@evildictaitor: Not really. WindowsUpdate was only 1 of the things that didn't want to install. The Visual C++ runtime was impossible to install too.