You can do anything to fix it and it relates to Windows update getting its knickers in a knot.
- Download the right KB for your OS http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=947821#method2
- Run the Microsoft Update Readiness Tool on the problematic computer.
- You open the %Systemroot%\Windows\logs\CBS\Checksur.log file after the scan was completed. this shows you what is the problem.
- Most of the time if you run windows update normally after a reboot all comes right.
- If not then check corrupt information in the files. Here are some samples at the bottom of this post on how to manually fix them:
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