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JonGoulet
Hi all I have a problem that I am hoping that you can assist me with.
Background: My company has laptops that are used in an environment that is not connected to the internet, and I am trying to perform updates to the said laptops. When I am trying to update any .cab file that was downloaded from the Microsoft Update Catalog the files error out giving the error 0x80070002. All of the failed updates are for Microsoft Office 2016 (32 bit version). The laptop is running Win10 version 1809 (64 bit version), and using PowerShell to run the update (Add-WindowsPackage -Online -PackagePath "c:\packages\package.cab" -IgnoreCheck -NoRestart -PreventPending). I have gone through the Fix Windows update troubleshooting guide (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10164/fix-windows-update-errors) and stopped short of performing an in place upgrade and clean install, as both of those are not feasible at this time. Is there anyway to perform these updates without getting the error. I have also tried using cmd prompt and also a batch file and they produce the same result. Even when running as administrator. I am racking my brain on how to get this to work so that our laptops will be in compliance with our information assurance team.
All feedback will greatly beneficial. Thanks in advance.
Jon
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Background: My company has laptops that are used in an environment that is not connected to the internet, and I am trying to perform updates to the said laptops. When I am trying to update any .cab file that was downloaded from the Microsoft Update Catalog the files error out giving the error 0x80070002. All of the failed updates are for Microsoft Office 2016 (32 bit version). The laptop is running Win10 version 1809 (64 bit version), and using PowerShell to run the update (Add-WindowsPackage -Online -PackagePath "c:\packages\package.cab" -IgnoreCheck -NoRestart -PreventPending). I have gone through the Fix Windows update troubleshooting guide (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10164/fix-windows-update-errors) and stopped short of performing an in place upgrade and clean install, as both of those are not feasible at this time. Is there anyway to perform these updates without getting the error. I have also tried using cmd prompt and also a batch file and they produce the same result. Even when running as administrator. I am racking my brain on how to get this to work so that our laptops will be in compliance with our information assurance team.
All feedback will greatly beneficial. Thanks in advance.
Jon
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