When i am trying to install the vista sp1 then i am
getting error 8020000E. Please can someone guide me to remove this error
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Windows Update Error 0x8020000E
The definition of error code 0x8020000E is as follows:
BG_E_VOLUME_CHANGED - The destination volume has changed. If the disk is removable, it might have been replaced with a different disk. Reinsert the original disk and resume the job.
This can happen if partitioning has been changed, resized, cloned, or otherwise modified. To resolve this problem attempt clearing the Windows Update cache, and then Check for updates again.
If the issue remains after the above troubleshooting…
Should the issue persist after this troubleshooting I recommend that you try updating the Windows Update Agent. If you click on the link you will find the download(s) towards the bottom of the page. You will need to identify your respective Operating System and architecture prior to selecting your download – all the information necessary is contained in the article.
After, the installation is complete I would recommend that you redo the steps outlined in How to clear the Windows Update cache, and then reboot your system. After the system restarts check for updates, and then see if the issue is now resolved.
Should you encounter any problems or have any questions please feel free to let the community know. However, if you do receive any errors please be sure to thoroughly document them, and include the in your reply.
Debbie
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Thanks for posting to Microsoft Windows Vista Communities site.
Windows Update Error 0x8020000E
The definition of error code 0x8020000E is as follows:
BG_E_VOLUME_CHANGED - The destination volume has changed. If the disk is removable, it might have been replaced with a different disk. Reinsert the original disk and resume the job.
This can happen if partitioning has been changed, resized, cloned, or otherwise modified. To resolve this problem attempt clearing the Windows Update cache, and then Check for updates again.
| How to clear the Windows Update cache… |
| 1. Click Start, click
All Programs, click Accessories, right-click
Command Prompt, and select Run as Administrator. 2. Click Continue or provide Administrator credentials as needed. 3. In the Command Prompt window type the following and press Enter after each line: net stop wuauserv ren %windir%\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.OLD net start wuauserv exit 4. Now click Start, click All Programs, and then Windows Update. 5. Then click Check for updates, and attempt reinstalling the failed update. |
If the issue remains after the above troubleshooting…
Should the issue persist after this troubleshooting I recommend that you try updating the Windows Update Agent. If you click on the link you will find the download(s) towards the bottom of the page. You will need to identify your respective Operating System and architecture prior to selecting your download – all the information necessary is contained in the article.
After, the installation is complete I would recommend that you redo the steps outlined in How to clear the Windows Update cache, and then reboot your system. After the system restarts check for updates, and then see if the issue is now resolved.
Should you encounter any problems or have any questions please feel free to let the community know. However, if you do receive any errors please be sure to thoroughly document them, and include the in your reply.
Debbie
Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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Thank you, the above solution solved this same problem for me on a Windows 7 x64 system.
Thanks, this method solved my problem too.
Me too solved it on my Win7, thanks!!
It worked for me as well. I am using the "subst" command in
the startup folder to show a folder as a drive, and that probably caused
the error. I removed the command temporarily, followed Debbie's
instructions, update installed ok, and then re-established
my subst command. All well. Thank you.
Hi,
You may try this VB script that does most of the Windows Update Troubleshooting steps on its own.
Link: http://hacksys.byethost2.com/winupdate/windows-update-troubleshooter-v1-2.html
Thanks and Regards,
HackSys Team - Panthera
You may try this VB script that does most of the Windows Update Troubleshooting steps on its own.
Link: http://hacksys.byethost2.com/winupdate/windows-update-troubleshooter-v1-2.html
Thanks and Regards,
HackSys Team - Panthera
I received this error in Windows 7 Ultimate x64 after converting my C
drive to a Dynamic Disk. The above method fixed the issue and I am
currently installing updates.
Thank You.
Thank You.
I have the same problem on my Windows 7 Ultimate 64bits. The
"How to clear the Windows Update cache..." works for me. Don't even
have to update the Windows Update Agent.
Million Thanks....
Million Thanks....
Worked great on a Windows Server 2008 R2
great it works man!!!!!!
thanks alot
thanks alot
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