During the process of updating your Windows system, if you meet the problem of Windows update error code: EE2, do you know how to do? A poor or unavailable connection of Internet may cause the failure of Windows update, thus users may receive the error code EE2.
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Some of the clients seem to have no problem, while others keep returning the error "EE2" when attempting to manually check for updates using Windows Update. Any help would be greatly appreciated. These errors in the event log were related to the Windows Process Activation Service a. Uninstalling the WSUS role made these errors go away, but reinstalling the role made them come back again that's how I knew they were caused by WSUS and not from other web services on this server.
This is a security update for WU itself. If any of your clients updated directly from Microsoft, they will have this update already and will be unable to communicate with your WSUS server checking for updates from Microsoft on the WSUS server will give you this update if the WSUS role is installed. For some reason, reinstalling the role configured it improperly. From a command prompt, type the following:. I worked on this problem for almost a week and this is what eventually cleared it up.
I hope it helps you. I experienced this issue last week when configuring a WSUS server for the first time on my network. I, too, used R2 virtual instance as the server and all my clients are either servers or Win 7 x64 machines. I deleted the softwaredistribution folder, forced the client to detect and report, used the Microsoft fixit tool, all that garbage. In the end I was left with more than half my hosts still not reporting in ever to the server and none of them able to manually check for updates without getting a bid ol' EE2.
This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to A. User's post on July 21, Finally, I resorted to restoring the system image that resided in the partition Dell had created.
So I deleted the partition with the corrupt OS, installed Windows 7 manually with the help of the Dell technician and now the updates are working just fine! I sure would like Dell to know that they are pushing out machines with a corrupt image, and they will by Monday - for now I'm just playing catch up and reinstalling all the software on this machine again!
I agree with lottieb above I have had several Dell's exibit this I can confirm that deleting the UseWUServer registry entry also solved my problems with Windows Update running properly. I received a "new" refurbished Dell notebook with Windows 7 Professional bit today and have been trying for hours to figure out how to get Windows Update to work normally.
I think that product is the problem. I tried many, many fixes for Windows Update including Internet Explorer settings, various Microsoft repair utilities, and reviewing group policy settings. Nothing worked except this, so kudos to supakeepa for figuring this out. Worked for me too first try. Did not require reboot, only a retry of the update after the registry key was deleted.
Thank you very much for this post on the registry fix. I had been going round and round with Dell on my M refurbished machine, they wanted to re-install windows but I just knew somebody out there could do it without a complete re-install. I am using Windows 7 Utimate, new install. I just thought i'd share my solution as this has been driving me and the guys at work crazy for a week now. Before i continue i should also mention we tried absolutely everything we could and exhausted all solutions offered through various google searches.
Basically the desktop PC in question would update with a wireless card we installed but when switching to the onboard LAN for updating it kicked up the ee2 error.
This was confirmed by fully updating the system wirelessly and then removing several successfully installed updates before trying to reinstall them over a LAN connection which failed everytime. We also tried multiple reinstalls on the same PC before trying a new HDD with a copy of windows preinstalled from another machine in the office. This new HDD worked absolutely fine which was confusing so we then went back to the original HDD and did a full format using DBAN and then reinstalled windows and the error disappeared.
Error is ee2. While updating a HyperV guest. Resetting IE corrected the error. That's WAY too hard! I just turned off wireless and plugged into modem with ethernet cable, and its happily installing update 13 of 15 as I type. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums.
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