Installed updates on server running server 2008 R2 now machine wont start. Gives me error on boot up.....

i installed updates microsoft , went far installation went. after updates installed system restarted usual. however, after first restart, system finalizes updates , gets #269 of 116147 files installed , hangs telling me there error trying install file , after brief period switches fatal error , won't else. have reboot system. have tried normal things "reboot safe mode, tried repair, on , forth", no avail. run hp ml350 g6 dual intel zeon 2.13's 24gig of ram. have not had problems system until installed these updates. know can roll update pack? or how repair registry entry? have on 150 accounts setup in ad ds not mention other os settings specific particular install. can me please....thnak in advance!

this error code recieve when windows hangs installing updates "fatal error (c0000043) applying updates operation 269 of 116147"

update, got our rig , running. had write script take care of the pending.xml file. far can tell update service attempts 2 tiimes install update , if fails causes error displays message mentioned in last 2 posts. if needs script feel free copy , use it.

 

dim xmldoc, node, nodelist, filename, backupfilename, numberofpoqnodes

set xmldoc = createobject("microsoft.xmldom")

if wscript.arguments.count = 0 then

wscript.echo("error! no xml file specified.")

wscript.quit

end if

filename = wscript.arguments(0)

backupfilename = left(filename, instrrev(filename, ".") - 1) & "_backup.xml"

if not xmldoc.load(filename) then

wscript.echo("failure loading xml file " & filename & ".")

wscript.quit

end if

xmldoc.save(backupfilename)

set nodelist = xmldoc.documentelement.selectnodes("poq")

numberofpoqnodes = nodelist.length

for each node in nodelist

xmldoc.documentelement.removechild(node)

next

xmldoc.save(filename)

set xmldoc = nothing

wscript.echo(numberofpoqnodes & " poq nodes removed. script completed.")

 

below instructions on how use script. hope can someone...

 

restart computer , start pressing f8 key on keyboard. have press f8 before windows logo appears. if windows logo appears, have try again waiting until windows logon prompt appears , shutting down , restarting computer.
    note: on computer configured boot multiple operating systems, can press f8 key when boot menu appears.
    use arrow keys select repair computer in advanced boot options area, , press enter. if prompted, select windows 7 installation repaired, , click next.
    select language , keyboard input method, , click next.
    select user name, type password, , click ok.
    under system recovery options, make note of windows 7 drive letter listed on line below choose recovery tool.

    example, may see similar following.

    operating system: windows 7 on (c:) <volumename>

    note in example, drive letter windows 7 c.
    under system recovery options, click command prompt.
    insert removable media script (.vbs) file created pc.
    @ command prompt, navigate drive, , directory, contains script (.vbs) file created.

    example, if saved script.vbs file created root of usb thumb drive, , drive letter associated usb thumb drive “e” drive, type following @ command prompt, , press enter.

    e:

    note if not sure drive contains removable media can use diskpart display list of drives. run diskpart, follow these steps.
        type diskpart, , press enter.
        type list volume, , press enter.
        make note of drive contains removable media script (.vbs) file created. assuming used usb thumb drive, drive type listed “removable”.
        exit diskpart type exit, , press enter.

    @ command prompt, type following command , press enter:

    cscript script.vbs <windows _7_drive_letter>:\windows\winsxs\pending.xml.

    where, <windows _7_drive_letter> drive letter windows 7 operating system installed on.

    run script in script.vbs file. after script completes, may see message similar following.

    2 poq nodes removed. script completed
    exit command prompt type exit, , press enter.
    restart computer. service pack 1 installation should complete successfully.

 

 

cheers!

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