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Rename the SoftwareDistribution folder to see if that helps -
1. Stop the Windows Update service (make sure you are logged on as an Administrator)

Start button || Control Panel ||System and Maintenance ||Administrative Tools
Double-click Services
(Provide the Administrator password or confirmation if prompted to do so.)
Right-click the Windows Update service and click Stop.

2. Click Start, type %windir% in the Start Search box, and then press ENTER.

Locate and rename the SoftwareDistribution folder.

3. Start the Windows Update service

Start button || Control Panel ||System and Maintenance ||Administrative Tools
Double-click Services
(Provide the Administrator password or confirmation if prompted to do so.)
Right-click the Windows Update service and click Start.

This procedure will erase your history on the Windows Update Site. Not important.

Try again.

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"00b7" <00b7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E9502D8A-F4E6-45E5-87B2-DA81793A74FE@microsoft.com...
|I too have received this same error and I have not found out how to resolve
| it yet. If you find out how to fix it, could you let me know. It is driving
| me insane!!
|
| db.
|
| "Don H" wrote:
|
| > Security update KB925902 will not install on my PC. I keep getting the error
| > code 8007007B, but can find no refernce to it anywhere. I sent an Email to
| > Microsoft a couple of weeks ago but did not get a response,Disappointing, Has
| > anyone else had the same problem with this update?