Estos días he tenido que reinstalar y actualizar un portátil al que no he podido hacerle ni un downgrade a Windows XP, ni un upgrade a Windows 7, así que le he tenido que dejar su magnífico Windows Vista Home Premium.
Después de hacer la instalación con el DVD de imagen que venía con el equipo, al lanzar las actualizaciones automáticas da un casque con el error:
Código 80072F8F
Código 80072F8F
El problema reside en que como se había agotado la pila interna, el equipo no guardaba la hora. Además, el cortafuegos impedía la actualización horaria de Windows. Así que los servidores de Microsoft detectaban un día y/o hora incorrectos y no permitía la actualización.
La solución es tan simple como ajustar correctamente la fecha y/o hora del equipo y a funcionar.
Last week I had to reinstall a laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium because I could'nt make an downgrade to Windows XP nor and upgrade to Windows 7 using it's current license.
After using the branded DVD to recover the installation image, when I tried to update the SO using the Windows Automatic Updates I got the following error message:
Code 80072F8F
The problem was that the internal battery of the laptop was drained and firewall was blocking the ntp protocol so the system time and date were wrong.
The solution was as simple as ajust the time and the date of the laptop, and that's all folks.
PS. I know, I know. My English is not good enought but, the more you help me, the more I learn.
Code 80072F8F
The problem was that the internal battery of the laptop was drained and firewall was blocking the ntp protocol so the system time and date were wrong.
The solution was as simple as ajust the time and the date of the laptop, and that's all folks.
PS. I know, I know. My English is not good enought but, the more you help me, the more I learn.
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