不盡的重新起動圈，當「配置更新時： 階段3 ″ 3在景色SP1設施期間

在安裝的過程中間 窗口景色SP1，當顯示「配置的在屏幕狀態消息更新： 階段3 - 0%完全」，系統意志突然進入停工的和重新起動3。 更壞的平靜，在計算機再之後起動，它將來到相同配置屏幕，并且再進入重新起動。 計算機重新開始錯誤再次重覆了自己，導致不盡的重新起動圈。 症狀也發生，當起動入安全模式。 當然，沒有成功地安裝服務組裝更新。

這個問題根據微軟發生，當窗口更新安裝更新937287為窗口景色， KB949358如果是 固定以出版KB949939. 如果您仍然遇到問題，設法以下步得到您的系統再運作。

方法1 ： 開始窗口景色通過使用窗口設施媒介然後選擇「修理您的計算機」選擇

注： 如果計算機來了與窗口被事先裝配的景色，您不可以有窗口設施媒介。 如果您沒有窗口設施媒介，去方法2。

1. 插入窗口景色設施圓盤在DVD驅動，然後重新開始計算機。
2. 新聞 任何鑰匙 當您被提示開始從圓盤。

   注： 如果沒有配置計算機開始從CD或從DVD，您必須改變BIOS設置到集合第一個起動設備到CD/DVD驅動。

3. 當您被提示時，配置 安裝的語言, 時間和貨幣格式和 鍵盤或輸入方法 您想要的選擇，然後點擊 其次.
4. 在下頁，點擊 修理您的計算機.
5. 在系統恢復選擇呼叫，點擊您想要修理窗口景色的版本操作系統，然後點擊 其次.
6. 在系統恢復選擇呼叫，點擊 系統恢復.
7. 在系統恢復頁，點擊 其次.
8. 選擇您知道的恢復點操作系統運作，然後點擊 其次.

   恢復點應該是發生的日期，在您體驗了在「症狀」部分被描述的問題之前。 要選擇這個日期，使用 選擇不同的恢復點 選擇，然後點擊 其次.

9. 如果您提示對於盤恢復，選擇操作系統安裝的盤，然後點擊 其次.
10. 在證實您的恢復點頁，點擊 結束.
11. When the restoration process is complete, click Restart.

Method 2: Start the computer in safe mode, and then use the Repair or System Restore feature

1. Make sure that there are no floppy disks, CDs, or DVDs in the computer, and then start the computer.
2. Use one of the following procedures, as appropriate for your situation:
   • If the computer has a single operating system installed, press and then hold the F8 key as the computer starts. You have to press F8 before the Windows logo appears. If the Windows logo appears, you must try again by turning off the computer and then restarting the computer.
   • If the computer has more than one operating system installed, use the arrow keys to highlight the operating system that you want to start in safe mode, and then press F8.
3. On the Advanced Boot Options screen, use the arrow keys to select the safe mode option that you want, and then press ENTER.
4. Log on to the computer by using a user account that has administrator rights.
5. Click Start, type system restore in the Start Search box, and then click System Restore under the Programs section. Alternatively, type in rstrui.exe.

   When you are prompted by the User Account Control feature, click Continue.

6. On the System Restore page, click Next.
7. Select a restore point at which you know that the operating system was working, and then click Next.

   The restore point should be a date that occurred before you experienced the problem that is described in the “Symptoms” section. To select this date, use the Choose a different restore point option, and then click Next.

8. If you are prompted for a disk to restore, select the disk to which the operating system is installed, and then click Next.
9. On the Confirm your restore point page, click Finish.
10. When the restoration process is complete, click Restart.

Method 3: Rename the Pending.xml file (and optionally CleanUp.xml), and then edit the registry

This method provides a mean for users have tried all other methods but failed to recover, and computer has no restore points or cannot start to a repair option that offers the System Restore feature. However, it’s just a way to recover computer to bootable state, which users should determine if there is still problem with updating process, and decide whether to backup the data and reinstall Windows.

1. Insert the Windows Vista installation disc in the DVD drive, and then restart the computer.
2. Press any key when you are prompted to restart from the disc.
3. When you are prompted, configure the Language to install, Time and currency format, and Keyboard or input method options that you want, and then click Next.
4. On the Install Windows page, click Repair your computer.
5. On the System Recovery Options page, click the version of the Windows Vista operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next.
6. On the System Recovery Options page, click Command Prompt.
7. Type cd C:\windows\winsxs, and then press ENTER.
8. Type ren pending.xml pending.old, and then press ENTER.

   Note: If pending.xml alone doesn’t work to resolve problem, try to rename also cleanup.xml.

9. Type regedit, and then press ENTER.
10. Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
11. On the File menu, click Load Hive.
12. Locate the following folder:

    C:\windows\system32\config\components

13. When you are prompted for a name, type Offline_Components.
14. In Registry Editor, locate and then delete the following registry subkey:

    HLKM\Offline Components\AdvancedInstallersNeedResolving

15. In Registry Editor, locate and then delete the following registry subkey:

    HKLM\Offline Components\PendingXmlIdentifier

16. Exit Registry Editor, type exit at the command prompt, and then press ENTER.
17. Click Restart, Windows should boot into the same “Configuring updates” screen, but the screen will disappear in a short while, and system will be able to boot into desktop.

Note: Failure to delete the registry keys in method 3 will cause check user unable to check for latest updates in Windows Update with error code 8000ffff.

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