The KB976098 Won’t Install Error Code is not a bug, but rather an implementation of the Automatic Error Correction feature in Windows, which is a part of Windows Vista. If your PC experiences errors which require it to reboot and it keeps failing over, you need to check if this KB is causing the error. If it is, then the KB has probably been working all along on and off and stopped for some reason, so there is no way it can cause the error. There are a number of symptoms that will help you figure out whether this is the case with KB976098, one of which is to look at the file name.
To determine the file name, go to Start -> Run and enter « msconfig » to open the Windows Configuration Tool. The item KB976098 Won’t Install Error Code should be listed as the main error causing file and if the file has been renamed to KB976098.exe, then there could be a problem with the file extension. Another way to determine the file name is to visit the Microsoft support website and select the product on the support section, the next tab is to navigate to the Microsoft KB. You should also ensure that the page that you are on is Windows Vista. Once you have determined the file name, you should perform a search using the file name to locate a possible solution to the problem.
The problem could be due to a spyware program that you have installed that is blocking the update from being able to install and the software engineer that put the spyware program in place can be the cause of the issue. Also, there could be a corrupted component inside the installation of the software, which is most likely caused by the spyware program that we have installed on our PC. In order to remove this spyware, we need to know which component it is. To remove the component, click on Start -> Run and enter « msconfig » to open the Windows Configuration Tool. Click on the Window tab, then browse to the folder where the installation files are located and navigate to where the component is located.
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