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Rebuilt PC with Intel DX58SO mother board with Core i7 920 and installed OEM Vista 64.  Everything appears ok except I receive the HTTP 400 Bad Request on all targeting urls.
I have a Belkin wireless network with a laptop that had WPA on it which I dropped with no change in results.  I can see and copy files to an from both computers and access email on the Vista desktop.  All of the MS Windows updates downloaded and installed in the background except for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack1 and .NET Framework 3.5 Family Update (KB951847) x64.  Have tried to install this numerous times with no success.  I suspect that this might have something to do with the IE 7 errors. I get the same error trying to access my router at 192.168.2.1 and all attempts to diagnose the problem returns the info that I am connected to the internet . My Vista install is a basic install, i.e. I have installed no applications on the system.
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Try to run the batch file from

Varun.notlong.com

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Not sure what batch file you are referring to.  IE 7 will not open Varun.notlong.com.
I have full internet access now with IE 7.  The problem was a network configuration error on my part.
Still I get Failed 1 update with a Code 80233020 when trying to install Window update > Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack1 and .NET Framework 3.5 Family Update (KB951847) x64 or ATI Technologies Inc - Display - ATI All-in-Wonder HD.
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Hi Mayank,  I didn't get around to investigating the batch file as I was able to resolve my problem with the MS updates.
When I first installed VISTA, which was my first go with it,  I was rather shocked to see a slew of messages about updates being applied etc.  I didn't know that VISTA had even done that as I had not at that time established a connection with IE7.  In any case, my access to these uninstalled updates was thru VISTA's Startup menu.  I was able to download MSs Update Installer from another MS site and when I ran that it did the search on my system for updates like it does on XP and found those updates and downloaded and installed them without any problems.
I believe the copies that were failing simple got corrupted inadvertenly thru my unfamiliarity with VISTA.
I do appreciate your help and since you were the only one willing to even look at this you get the points.
ciao
I will research this batch file when my install gets squared away...
Try and update IE 7 to IE 8. IE8 is much stable version of IE compared to IE 7