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I.R. 7/15/2008 11:52 AM PST
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  Since a week ago .
Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.

 
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RobOak 7/15/2008 2:16 PM PST
   
 

"I.R." wrote:

> Since a week ago .
> Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
> and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.
>
>
 
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A.M. 7/15/2008 3:18 PM PST
   
  I am having this problem as well, and would love some help :)



"I.R." wrote:

> Since a week ago .
> Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
> and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.
>
>
 
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Don Swenson 7/15/2008 4:05 PM PST
   
 

"I.R." wrote:

> Since a week ago .
> Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
> and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.
>
>
 
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William 7/15/2008 6:28 PM PST
   
  I get the same problem only with an error of 0x737D. WTF

"I.R." wrote:

> Since a week ago .
> Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
> and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.
>
>
 
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DDT 8/15/2008 9:17 AM PST
   
  I had the same problem, but after I turned on all the services related to
SQLSever. I was able to update the SP.
To turn on the services:

1. Click on Start, and then Run, type in msconfig, and click on OK.
2. Click on Services tab, and check all the services with the word "SQL" in
it, then click on Ok.
3. You have to restart your computer.

After restarting your computer, try to update again. Hopefully this may help.

If you are unable to update the MS Office, do the same, but turn on "Office
Source Engine".

D.


"William" wrote:

> I get the same problem only with an error of 0x737D. WTF
>
> "I.R." wrote:
>
> > Since a week ago .
> > Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> > Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not install"
> > and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.
> >
> >
 
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PA Bear [MS MVP] 7/16/2008 4:23 AM PST
   
  Start a free Windows Update support incident request:
https://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?gprid=6527

Support for Windows Update:
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/wusupport

For home users, no-charge support is available by calling 1-866-PCSAFETY in
the United States and in Canada or by contacting your local Microsoft
subsidiary. There is no-charge for support calls that are associated with
security updates. When you call, clearly state that your problem is related
to a Security Update and cite the update's KB number (e.g., KB948109).

For more information about how to contact your local Microsoft subsidiary
for security update support issues, visit the International Support Web
site: http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx

For enterprise customers, support for security updates is available through
your usual support contacts.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
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I.R. wrote:
> Since a week ago .
> Every time I tried to install Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service
> Pack 2 (KB948109) an error message is appear " Some updates were not
> install" and Error found : Code 6D9E and the Get help link is not helpful.

 
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psteijn@gmail.com 7/16/2008 11:11 PM PST
   
  After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
windows update patch successfully ran:

1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
de-compression algorithm.)
2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
"compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
"Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.

Let me know if this helps!
 
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Dennis 7/23/2008 3:54 AM PST
   
  How do I "kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe?

"psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:

> After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> windows update patch successfully ran:
>
> 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> de-compression algorithm.)
> 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
>
> Let me know if this helps!
>
 
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Marion 7/28/2008 3:16 PM PST
   
 

"Dennis" wrote:

> How do I "kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe?
>
> "psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:
>
> > After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> > clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> > windows update patch successfully ran:
> >
> > 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> > blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> > running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> > complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> > de-compression algorithm.)
> > 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> > well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> > the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> > "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> > "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
> >
> > Let me know if this helps!
> >
 
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Alan 7/29/2008 7:54 PM PST
   
 
How to kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe?
 
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bjbina 7/23/2008 12:59 PM PST
   
  For me the issue was having the above mentioned directory compressed. Once I
cleared that, the update work sucessfuly. Thanks for investigating this and
providing the answer.

Bruce

"psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:

> After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> windows update patch successfully ran:
>
> 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> de-compression algorithm.)
> 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
>
> Let me know if this helps!
>
 
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Marion 7/30/2008 8:37 AM PST
   
  Thank you for your response, but it did not help for two reasons.

1.) I am insufficiently technical to know how to kill the process tree of
ArpWrapper.exe, and I am a little afraid of fooling around by myself to try
figuring it out. Can you help me with this?
2.) The folder you refer to is not compressed, so this cannot be part of the
issue.

Can you or someone else please help more/again with the problem. I am being
driven mad by the constant messages to install the update when I shut down.
I cannot install the update or stop the messages or find any way of deleting
the uninstalled update. Right now, I'd settle for anything that would give
me some relief.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can HELP, PLEASE.

"psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:

> After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> windows update patch successfully ran:
>
> 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> de-compression algorithm.)
> 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
>
> Let me know if this helps!
>
 
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Alan 7/30/2008 10:50 PM PST
   
  I have no idea of how to kill the process tree of the execution file as
well...however, I have directly gone to step no. 2 as mentioned by
psteijn@gmail.com without bothering much of the previous step. There were
messages popping up during the decompression process saying that SQL
manegement file is being used by other process, I just ignored them and
proceeded with the decompression. Eventually, I able to get through the
update. Hope this will help.


"Marion" wrote:

> Thank you for your response, but it did not help for two reasons.
>
> 1.) I am insufficiently technical to know how to kill the process tree of
> ArpWrapper.exe, and I am a little afraid of fooling around by myself to try
> figuring it out. Can you help me with this?
> 2.) The folder you refer to is not compressed, so this cannot be part of the
> issue.
>
> Can you or someone else please help more/again with the problem. I am being
> driven mad by the constant messages to install the update when I shut down.
> I cannot install the update or stop the messages or find any way of deleting
> the uninstalled update. Right now, I'd settle for anything that would give
> me some relief.
>
> Thanks in advance to anyone who can HELP, PLEASE.
>
> "psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:
>
> > After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> > clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> > windows update patch successfully ran:
> >
> > 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> > blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> > running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> > complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> > de-compression algorithm.)
> > 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> > well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> > the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> > "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> > "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
> >
> > Let me know if this helps!
> >
 
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Marion 8/5/2008 8:28 AM PST
   
 

"Marion" wrote:

> Thank you for your response, but it did not help for two reasons.
>
> 1.) I am insufficiently technical to know how to kill the process tree of
> ArpWrapper.exe, and I am a little afraid of fooling around by myself to try
> figuring it out. Can you help me with this?
> 2.) The folder you refer to is not compressed, so this cannot be part of the
> issue.
>
> Can you or someone else please help more/again with the problem. I am being
> driven mad by the constant messages to install the update when I shut down.
> I cannot install the update or stop the messages or find any way of deleting
> the uninstalled update. Right now, I'd settle for anything that would give
> me some relief.
>
> Thanks in advance to anyone who can HELP, PLEASE.
>
> "psteijn@gmail.com" wrote:
>
> > After investigating the error logs produced by the installer to get a
> > clue about what was going on, I took the following two steps and the
> > windows update patch successfully ran:
> >
> > 1) Kill the process tree of ArpWrapper.exe (This was probably just
> > blocking step 2, you need to make sure nothing from this folder is
> > running even it means booting in safe mode so that step 2 will
> > complete successfully, otherwise the open file handles will stop the
> > de-compression algorithm.)
> > 2) Uncompress the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server folder as
> > well as all of its subfolders. You can do this by right clicking on
> > the folder and going to properties -> advanced -> uncheck the
> > "compress contents to save disk space" box. Click "Ok", then click
> > "Apply" and tell it to apply to the folder as well as all subfolders.
> >
> > Let me know if this helps!
> >
 
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