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2:31 pm
September 29, 2011


Toughy

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Hey so i want to update using winodows update but its not working it gives me an error code 80246008

So i went to services as it was told and another problem i cant locate or find anywhere the BITS can u please help me

would be thankful 

2:01 pm
October 1, 2011


Toughy

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anyone find solution please

2:39 pm
October 4, 2011


Kazuki

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If I understand you right, it seems like you are having problems with Administrative Permissions. To get to your BITS, you must go to:

Control Panel
Administrative Tools (if not running as Administrator, you will be prompted for Administrator Password.)
Services
-under Services, search for your BITS and see if the service is started.
-If not, then start it.
-If it is, then right click and tell it to restart.

Hope this works. Also, a link to Windows approach to the problem.

Windows Update error 80246008

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10:37 am
October 27, 2011


Craig Chamberlin

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Kazuki is absolutely correct.

Another method is:

1. Select Start

2. Choose Run

3. Type 'services.msc' and press enter.

4. Scroll down to the BITS (Background Intelligence Transfer Service).

5. Right click and select properties

6. Make sure the startup type is set to automatic or manual

7. Apply changes and select Ok.

8. In the upper left hand corner of the services screen you can select 'start or restart the service'

Hope you got it figured out, thanks for contributing Kazuki.

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