Showing posts with label services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label services. Show all posts
September 24, 2016
Fix error 0x800706D9 in Windows Update / Windows Store
If you get a 0x800706D9 error and are unable to update or download Windows Store apps check the following:
- Windows Update service is running and set to Automatic
- Storage Service service is running and set to Automatic
- Windows Firewall service is running and set to Automatic
How to check services:
1. Press Windows + R (or search for Run in start menu)
2. Type services.msc and press Enter.
3. In the list of services double-click the service you want to change and under Startup type: set it to automatic.
4. Press OK to confirm.
This should fix the error.
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August 10, 2013
Turn Windows features on or off is empty/blank in Windows 7/Vista
If you ever uninstalled a program in Windows Vista or 7 from the Control Panel, you probably noticed the option “Turn Windows features on or off” in the left pane of the window. This option allows you, just like for any programs you installed, to install/uninstall Windows features such as games, the indexing service, Internet Explorer, Windows Media Center and several other system components.
However you might have encountered a problem when you clicked the option and were faced with this window:
Usually you would see a "Please wait..." while Windows loads the features but here nothing happens, even after several minutes. This is a known bug that Microsoft acknowledges in their knowledge base article 931712 and although their proposed methods for fixing this bug might work for some people, it didn't for me.
What fixed it was actually enabling a service I had accidentally disabled in one of my sessions of fiddling with my system. The service in question was Windows Modules Installer, also known as Trusted Installer or TrustedInstaller.exe.
Here is how you activate it:
1. Go to Start > Run... or simply press Windows + R to open up the Run prompt window.
2. Type services.msc and press OK to open up the Services manager.
3. In the window that opens up, look for a service named Windows Modules Installer.
4. Double-click it, or right-click and select Properties.
5. In the window that opens up, in "Startup type:" set it to Automatic.
6. Press OK or Apply to validate.
Reboot your computer, everything should work as intended now.
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