No updates installed, error 80004002, not Genuine Windows

About a month ago WU started reinstalling 5 or so updates over and over. I have tried all the suggestions in these forums with no luck. As near as I can tell no one else was ever able to recover from this problem.
After one of the many reboots from trying the various attempts to fix including downloading and running the "windowsupdateagent30-64.exe", "WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab", and "MicrosoftFixit.wu.RNP.1346062406214304.3.1.Run.exe"
my firewall wanted permission to let WGA run and of course I did since I have had this computer for more than a year and know it is "Genuine Windows". So now I have the added problem of win7 telling me I do not have "Genuine Windows".
I was at the point of attempting to try the inplace upgrade but I am afraid it will still think this is not "Genuine Windows"
Please help. How can I get rid of this not Genuine Windows.

Post your issue to the Windows 7 Genuine Issues forum. Here are the instructions on how to produce a diagnostic:
MGA
Diagnostic Report:
To properly analyze and solve problems with Activation and Validation, we need to see a full copy of the diagnostic report produced by the MGADiag tool (download and save to desktop -http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=52012 )
Once downloaded, run the tool.
Click on the Continue button, after a short time, the Continue button will change to a Copy button.
Click on the Copy button in the tool (ignore any error messages at this point), and then paste (using either r-click/Paste, or Ctrl+V ) into your post.
One
Issue Per Thread:
Most Activation and Validation issues look the same, on the surface, but can have many different causes and fixes. This is why we ask for a diagnostic report and this is also why we ask that you create your own thread for your issue (in other words,
don't post your issue in another person's thread).
It just becomes too complicated to try to troubleshoot multiple different issues in the same thread.
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KB960384.log:2272:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:672]: Baseline: First patch for urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf, saving native info.
KB960384.log:2273:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:672]: Baseline: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf version for baseline at patch Native: , , 2194.
KB960384.log:2409:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:672]: Baseline: Patch {E3B8F8E3-88C8-4F9B-B495-8B039EF7EF18} modified _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx with full-file update.
KB960384.log:2410:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:672]: Baseline: First patch for _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx, saving native info.
KB960384.log:2411:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:672]: Baseline: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx version for baseline at patch Native: , , 7083.
KB960384.log:3303:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:797]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:4030:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:907]: Baseline: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf version for baseline at patch {E3B8F8E3-88C8-4F9B-B495-8B039EF7EF18}: , , 2194.
KB960384.log:4076:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:49:907]: Baseline: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx version for baseline at patch {E3B8F8E3-88C8-4F9B-B495-8B039EF7EF18}: , , 7083.
KB960384.log:4458:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:079]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:4459:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:079]: Transforming table Error.
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KB960384.log:5347:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:266]: Baseline: Patch {8BE6F13E-5876-4968-B07C-E09C19EA3D96} modified _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx with full-file update.
KB960384.log:5739:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:329]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
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KB960384.log:6528:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:454]: Baseline: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx version for baseline at patch {8BE6F13E-5876-4968-B07C-E09C19EA3D96}: , , 7083.
KB960384.log:7028:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:688]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:7029:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:688]: Transforming table Error.
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KB960384.log:8277:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:50:969]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
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KB960384.log:9676:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:51:860]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
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KB960384.log:13426:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:52:485]: Baseline: Patch {139D78E2-E0AD-4F36-982C-3E525123C740} modified sequence value for bc77a372b4ad4df0af79f99ab08f378f_error.gif but did not patch.
KB960384.log:39957:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:59:454]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:40915:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:59:594]: Baseline: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf version for baseline at patch {139D78E2-E0AD-4F36-982C-3E525123C740}: , , 2194.
KB960384.log:40961:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:48:59:610]: Baseline: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx version for baseline at patch {139D78E2-E0AD-4F36-982C-3E525123C740}: , , 7083.
KB960384.log:41668:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:01:329]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:41669:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:01:344]: Transforming table Error.
KB960384.log:42808:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:02:016]: Baseline: Patch {8AF6D17D-7066-49DB-91B7-FC9467DAF9B7} modified urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf with full-file update.
KB960384.log:42856:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:02:048]: Baseline: Patch {8AF6D17D-7066-49DB-91B7-FC9467DAF9B7} modified _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx with full-file update.
KB960384.log:43253:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:03:470]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:44280:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:03:657]: Baseline: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf version for baseline at patch {8AF6D17D-7066-49DB-91B7-FC9467DAF9B7}: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients.Owa.dll, , 2194.
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KB960384.log:44673:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:03:860]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
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KB960384.log:48018:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:07:845]: {8BE6F13E-5876-4968-B07C-E09C19EA3D96} File: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx ValData:   7083
KB960384.log:49015:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:07:923]: {FAD5369A-D8A9-4783-97E1-3DDB12DCBBAC} File: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf ValData:   2194
KB960384.log:49061:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:07:938]: {FAD5369A-D8A9-4783-97E1-3DDB12DCBBAC} File: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx ValData:   7083
KB960384.log:50263:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:032]: {139D78E2-E0AD-4F36-982C-3E525123C740} File: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf ValData:   2194
KB960384.log:50309:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:048]: {139D78E2-E0AD-4F36-982C-3E525123C740} File: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx ValData:   7083
KB960384.log:51574:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:157]: {8AF6D17D-7066-49DB-91B7-FC9467DAF9B7} File: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf ValData: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients.Owa.dll 2194
KB960384.log:51622:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:157]: {8AF6D17D-7066-49DB-91B7-FC9467DAF9B7} File: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx ValData: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients.Owa.dll 7083
KB960384.log:53062:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:266]: Native File: _70759caf7f5142ab97e6432ceedb4d2f_error.gif ValData:   573
KB960384.log:53585:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:298]: Native File: bc77a372b4ad4df0af79f99ab08f378f_error.gif ValData:   1021
KB960384.log:54620:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:345]: Native File: urlblockederror.aspx_ca89a4d206714a91b403f914255bfddf ValData:   2194
KB960384.log:54713:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:08:360]: Native File: _7B9793F8_5ACD_4ef8_83A6_46E957C909A0_error.aspx ValData:   7083
KB960384.log:68068:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:14:360]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:68069:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:14:360]: Transforming table Error.
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KB960384.log:68120:MSI (c) (0C:54) [06:49:14:501]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:68121:MSI (c) (0C:54) [06:49:14:501]: Transforming table Error.
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KB960384.log:68148:The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 2771. The arguments are: AdminTools, ,
KB960384.log:68149:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:16:689]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:68150:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:16:689]: Transforming table Error.
KB960384.log:68175:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:16:751]: Product: Microsoft Exchange Server -- The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 2771. The arguments are: AdminTools, ,
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KB960384.log:68179:Action 6:49:16: FatalError.
KB960384.log:68180:Action start 6:49:16: FatalError.
KB960384.log:68231:MSI (c) (0C:54) [06:49:16:923]: Note: 1: 2262 2: Error 3: -2147287038
KB960384.log:68232:MSI (c) (0C:54) [06:49:16:923]: Transforming table Error.
KB960384.log:68257:DEBUG: Error 2826: Control BottomLine on dialog FatalError extends beyond the boundaries of the dialog to the right by 5 pixels
KB960384.log:68258:The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 2826. The arguments are: FatalError, BottomLine, to the right
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KB960384.log:68703:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVEFILES_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_SECOND_STEP_PROPERTY = -exclude 'voicemail', 'badvoicemail' -Force | foreach{ Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.edb', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.que', 0x00000003)-and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.jrs', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.chk', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.log', 0x00000003)} | Remove-Item -Force;};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68704:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVEFILES_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_THIRD_STEP_PROPERTY = -exclude 'Logs' -Force | foreach{ Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.edb', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.que', 0x00000003)-and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.jrs', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.chk', 0x00000003) -and -not $_.FullName.EndsWith('.log', 0x00000003)} | Remove-Item -Force;};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68705:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVELOGFILES_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_FIRST_STEP_PROPERTY = -exclude 'data', 'exchangeoab', 'logging', 'UnifiedMessaging', 'TransportRoles' -Force | foreach { Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x10) -and $_.FullName.EndsWith('.log', 0x3) -and -not ($_.FullName.StartsWith($owaFormsDir, 0x3)) } | where {(Get-ChildItem $_.DirectoryName -Force | where {$_.FullName.EndsWith('.edb', 0x3) -or $_.FullName.EndsWith('.que', 0x3)}) -eq $null} | Remove-Item -Force;};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68706:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVELOGFILES_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_SECOND_STEP_PROPERTY = -exclude 'voicemail', 'badvoicemail' -Force | foreach { Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010) -and $_.FullName.EndsWith('.log', 0x00000003)} | where {(Get-ChildItem $_.DirectoryName -Force | where {$_.FullName.EndsWith('.edb', 0x00000003) -or $_.FullName.EndsWith('.que', 0x00000003)}) -eq $null} | Remove-Item -Force;};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68707:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVELOGFILES_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_THIRD_STEP_PROPERTY = -exclude 'Logs' -Force | foreach { Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010) -and $_.FullName.EndsWith('.log', 0x00000003)} | where {(Get-ChildItem $_.DirectoryName -Force | where {$_.FullName.EndsWith('.edb', 0x00000003) -or $_.FullName.EndsWith('.que', 0x00000003)}) -eq $null} | Remove-Item -Force;};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68708:Property(C): POWERSHELL_REMOVEFOLDERS_UNDER_EXCHANGEDIR_PROPERTY = -Force -Recurse | where {($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010)} | foreach { if ($_.Exists) {if ((Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Force -Recurse | where {-not ($_.Attributes -band 0x00000010)}) -eq $null) {Remove-Item $_.FullName -Force -Recurse;}}};write-output $Error;$Error.Clear();
KB960384.log:68843:Property(C): ErrorDialog = ErrorDlg
KB960384.log:68981:MSI (c) (0C:E0) [06:49:18:626]: Product: Microsoft Exchange Server - Update 'Update Rollup 7 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (KB960384) 8.1.359.2' could not be installed. Error code 1603. Additional information is available in the log file c:\KB960384.log.
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