0x51F Error

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Would this problem downld'g the recent Office 2003 SP1 update from MS
Automatic Updates have anything to do with using an SBC/Yahoo! Browser? I am
having the same difficulty getting SP 1 Update to install. (Four times
failed) And the only indicator is a 0x51F error.

 

[thedon57]

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kje wrote:
> *Would this problem downld'g the recent Office 2003 SP1 update from
> MS
> Automatic Updates have anything to do with using an SBC/Yahoo!
> Browser? I am
> having the same difficulty getting SP 1 Update to install. (Four
> times
> failed) And the only indicator is a 0x51F error. *

Hi the only ref i can find to the 0x51F error is this:
Nitest Tool Does Not Work When You Reset the Secure Channel Using
NetBIOS Computer Name.
see http://tinyurl.com/8punk

Hope this helps you.



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Have your Office installation CD handy. (The first CD of the set.) Put it in the CD / DVD drive before the install phase of the update.

Make sure to tweak 2 things.
Refine settings in Internet Explorer browser. Add the following

http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com

http://update.microsoft.com

http://download.windowsupdate.com

to the trusted sites list in the Internet Options.


To access the Exceptions settings.

1. Open Internet Explorer browser

2. Click Tools / Internet Options

3. Click the Security Tab

4. Click on the Trusted Sites Icon

5. Click on the Sites button

6. Unselect the check box "Require server verification (httpsfor all sites in this zone"

7. Add all sites listed above

8. Apply changes.

Do this to tweak the pop-up blocker in I.E.-SP2 browser.
From Internet Explorer main menu, select Tools, then Popup blocker, then popup blocker settings.
For address of Web site to allow, type in
*.microsoft.com

Press Add, then press Close.

That last part is to insure you see the prompt to insert Office CD.

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Maurice N
MVP Windows - Shell / User
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kje wrote:
> Would this problem downld'g the recent Office 2003 SP1 update from MS
> Automatic Updates have anything to do with using an SBC/Yahoo!
> Browser? I am having the same difficulty getting SP 1 Update to
> install. (Four times failed) And the only indicator is a 0x51F error.