Is there anything else I could attempt at this point to have Windows Update running properly (and to, ideally, also get SHA-2 code signing support)? None of these supposed solutions had worked for me, though (although some supposedly did for some users). KB970158 (Kernel-Mode Driver Framework v1.9) KB3145739 (Security Update for Microsoft Windows) Initpki.dll (Module 'initpki.dll failed to load see full error in attachments)įurthermore, I had successfully installed the following updates manually as an attempted solution: Mshtml.dll (Loaded but entry-point DllRegisterServer not found)īrowseui.dll (Loaded but entry-point DllRegisterServer not found) Shdocvw.dll (Dll loaded but entry-point DllRegisterServer not found) Now, I've done some research and the results I've found were to run a rootkit checker (nothing detected, even after installing an additional driver), pausing my antivirus (Avast Free), updating the Windows Update client, installing an update that supposedly enables SHA-2 signing (the article I got that from was from 2019, doubt it still works), removing or renaming the Catroot2 folder, resetting my hosts file and registering the following DLL files: System: Windows Vista 圆4 (Version 6.0, Build 6002: SP2)ĭevice: Dell Latitude E6500 (shipped with a Windows Vista Business x86 OEM Key)ĭate of Installation: Saturday 13th, March 2021 (Yesterday as of writing this)Įver since I installed a fresh, genuine, unmodified copy of Windows Vista Ultimate 圆4 SP2 on my system yesterday, I've been having issues getting Windows Update to run.

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