[url]http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?q=error+%3A+80041315&qsc0=0&SearchBtn0=Search&FORM=QBME1&l=1&mkt=en-US&PageType=101[/url]

The search results above all point to McAfee anti-virus problems with the
download of vista Service Pack 1.

[url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/935791/[/url]

Above(0ne of the ways supplied there) is download for 5 language(English
included) standalone version of SP1
Just scroll down and pick the 32bit version
It is 434 MBs.
Save it, and burn to a CD for the future!
Will save download time!
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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"NecyB" wrote:
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> Windows update has attempted to install update KB936330 for Windows Vista SP1
> eight (8) times on my computer since June 6! Each and every time my system
> reboots after the 3rd stage of the install and an error message appears
> stating the the update DID NOT install and changes are being reverted. The
> update takes about and hour to download and install on my satellite internet
> connection, but takes about an hour and a half to revert back after the
> installation fails. According to my update history, the error code for the
> failed download is 80041315. I have searched support (as suggested) for this
> error code and no such code can be found. Also, all of the suggestions by
> "support" are vague to say the least! I have gone to the support sites that
> suggest I manually download the update...but I am confused about the language
> part. I know that I have Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit on my computer.
> After reading some of these posts of folks who have attempted to manually
> download...I think I will not go that route just yet! At this point I am only
> being nagged and inconvienced by Windows Update trying to unsuccessfully
> install an update. I do not want to jeopardize damaging my computer as well!
> I have also gone the email route to support about this issue and have not
> gotten a reply! What I do not understand is: after a full month of this
> update failing to install why does Windows Update continue to attempt the
> installation? After seeing all of the problems it seems that everyone is
> having with this update (and so many different error codes) I can only assume
> that this is a problem on Microsoft and/or Windows Update's end. Why can't
> this issue be resolved?
> --
> Necy Bennett[/color]