It seems that the full-bodied Service Pack 1 update for Windows 7 released by Microsoft, was not entirely painless, in fact has caused many problems for many users who have found themselves with a PC that does not start or were in Fatal Error during installation thereof, without any reason. Many users have found the error 0x800F0A12 who have been able to solve thanks to a procedure explained on the Microsoft TechNet blog.
A user of the website The Register has reported that if you have an OEM system that connects to a server with WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) with standard configuration, the update all'SP1 is done automatically and prevents the initiation of the system after 'update, showing the error C00000034.
There are other errors that users have come across as the error c000009a that causes continuous system restarts or the error C00000034.
A user of the website The Register has reported that if you have an OEM system that connects to a server with WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) with standard configuration, the update all'SP1 is done automatically and prevents the initiation of the system after 'update, showing the error C00000034.
There are other errors that users have come across as the error c000009a that causes continuous system restarts or the error C00000034.
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