Fixed BITS corruption. BITS would not start.

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Fixed BITS corruption. BITS would not start.

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Sven62 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2007, 09:55 PM Post #1
New Member Posts: 1 OS: Windows XP Home SP2	I just had a BITS corruption (Background Intelligent Transfer Service). I could not start it. (Error 2: File not found) Windows Live OneCare could not update because of it. I'm sure other things would have been affected. I searched around and found this web site with many steps avaiable to attempt a fix/reinstall of the BITS service. Step 4 finally worked for me. WOO HOO!! A victory! I just registered on Geeks To Go, so maybe a fix/reinstall is available on here, too. I don't know. Just thought I'd post it. http://www.botmanfamily.net/~aurelien/arti...reinstall.shtml Peace...

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