Did you try this?
 
http://www.espinola.net/wiki/So_you_want_to_fix_all_your_WSUS_clients
 
 
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        -----Original Message-----
        From: James Rankin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 10:29
        To: NT System Admin Issues
        Subject: Re: WSUS/WU error
        
        
        Already done that, as noted in my bullet-point list. No dice.
        
        Cheers,
        
        
        
        2008/11/10 Anatoly Podgoretsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        

                Try delete C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution, may be help.
                 
                
                Anatoly Podgoretsky
                http://www.podgoretsky.com
                 
                 

                        ----- Original Message ----- 
                        From: James Rankin
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
                        To: NT System Admin Issues
<mailto:ntsysadmin@lyris.sunbelt-software.com>  
                        Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 5:16 PM
                        Subject: WSUS/WU error

                        Hi chaps
                        
                        I am continually getting an error of
"0x800703E3" when trying to download updates via WSUS or Windows Update
to about three of my servers. All the usual stuff doesn't seem to work,
I have tried:-
                        
                        

                        *       Deleting SoftwareDistribution folder 
                        *       Re-registering WSUS dlls 
                        *       Re-installing the Windows Update Agent
with the /wuforce switch 
                        *       Running the AUCheck utility from
CodePlex (which seemed really promising but didn't seem to do anything) 


                        Googling doesn't seem to give me any useful
results. These machines were all clones of each other, but removing the
SusID from the Registry solved all that stuff - and that's all to do
with appearing in the WSUS console as I remember, not picking up
updates. WindowsUpdate.log always seems to show these entries:-
                        
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Service    ** START **  Service: Service startup
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Service    *********
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Agent      * WU client version 7.0.6000.374
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Agent      * Base directory: C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Agent      * Access type: No proxy
                        2008-11-10    15:08:03:358     980    3874
Agent      * Network state: Connected
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
Setup      * WARNING: Exit code = 0x800703E3
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
Setup    *********
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
Setup    **  END  **  Setup: Installing client binaries
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
Setup    *************
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
Setup    FATAL: InstallUpdatedBinaries failed with error 0x800703e3
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
WUWeb    FATAL: InstallUpdatedBinaries failed with error:0x800703e3
                        2008-11-10    15:08:06:327    7800    3944
WUWeb    FATAL: UpdateClientWorker failed: error 0x800703e3
                        
                        Anyone have any ideas? I am ready to tear them
down and rebuild but I'd hate to pick up the same error again. I was
going to cross-post this to the Patch Management list but couldn't
handle the flood of OOF messages....
                        
                        TIA,
                        
                        
                        
                        
                        JRR
                        
                        
                        

                         

                        

                         

                        


                 

                

                 


         

        
         

        

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