Thinkvantage System Update 3.14.0031 Failure

T400. Vista
Ran SU and received message notice "Your copy of SU needs to be updated". When I click OK, the download tries to begin, but immediately get error box "system failed to download. Make sure you have an active network connection".
Close.
Next message box "SU failed to install. You can also install from lenovo.com/support."
I downloaded System Update 3.14.0031 and installed. Rebooted and ran getting the same result as above.
Edit: Same problem on a different computer running XP. Must be an issue at lenovo.
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rtb, welcome to the forum,
I also had problems with v3.14.0031 earlier today, it now seems to be working as designed.
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Hi,
can you please first clarify following sentence:
"I also tried to download manually and intall them separately"
Do I understand it correctly, that you have downloaded these files using ThinkVantage System Updates (TVSU) and also have tried to install these update using TVSU?
If that is correct, then could you please try just to deffer these updates/ just download them and then go to following location:
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If not and you still see the update version, that you have just installed, then this might be an issue with the version detection and might be caused, by the fact, that the update does not write the courrent version.
However, please test this situation and let me know, the results.
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I was having this problem yesterday, with the same error message that the OP got ["...package catalog" fault.]
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Is the latest ThinkVantage System Update safe to use?

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Reinstalling Thinkvantage System Update Challenge...

Hello all...
I do not know how it was done, yet done, my TV System Update was not working, so I deleted it through 'Programs and Features', I now try to re-install it and cannot. The process gets to a point and then rolls back. I have turned off my Avast antivirus program...
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To make the ThinkVantage System Update work again you need to download it from Lenovo website and then install it.
Kindly download the ThinkVantage System Update software from the mentioned below web link.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS013962
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For 64bit follow the link - http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS015006
This should fix the issue.
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Does ThinkVantage System Update work with IdeaCentre desktops?

As in the title ... does the TVSU function correctly with IdeaCentre desktops? I recently pruchased a K330 7727-3GU and receive a "no applicable packages" message before System Update finishes it's search.
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Hi dcreich,
Idea systems and Think systems are two different systems with 2 different software packages.
TVSU won't work with Idea systems. Yes, you manually update drivers and packages.
TVSU is usually a little behind anyway with current updates. Updated drivers get posted to the driver page first, then they go into TVSU.
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SoundMax drivers just disappear in XP after last ThinkVantage System Update

Hi All!
I have a ThinkPad T61 that I LOVE so much more than my old Dell D620. I'm actually switching our company over to ThinkPads from Dell.
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The real kicker is that the audio works perfectly fine in Vista, so I know it's not a hardware issue.
I've tried suggestions from the following articles, to no avail:
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Thanks for your reply.
I actually had installed the drivers. The problem was the soundcard drivers weren't even listed in Device Manager - no exclaimation points - nothing.
I was actually able to solve the problem, but it was a real pain. See the following:
There was no listing under Add/Remove Programs for the Microsoft UAA KB888111 update to remove it. This was because I had installed it, uninstalled it, and then reinstalled it again.
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Updates\Windows XP\SP3\KB888111
Then I rebooted. After rebooting, I reinstalled the KB888111 patch from the Lenovo site, then rebooted again.
After that reboot, it found the sound card and wanted to install the drivers, which I did from c:\DRIVERS\WIN\Audio. Once again, I rebooted.
After that reboot, I installed the SoundMax software and rebooted again, and when I logged back into Windows, I heard the familiar Windows startup theme.
I guess a word to the wise is to be very careful what you are installing when using the ThinkVantage System Update. I might not be so quick to update something that is already working fine.
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On my laptop I uploaded Windows7_SP1 T500. After installing SP1, which ran OK, I've noticed that does not work ThinkVantage System Update. 9% below the notice himself.
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Not only the SP1 for Windows 7 isn't supported, but the complete OS is not mentioned in the Installation Readme as supported...
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ThinkVantage System Update - wrong language

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For x86 (32 bits) version, I think this is the key :
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When executing Thinkvantage System Update on Lenovo 8168D5M (Windows XP Professional) I get error message:
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Hi,
can you please first clarify following sentence:
"I also tried to download manually and intall them separately"
Do I understand it correctly, that you have downloaded these files using ThinkVantage System Updates (TVSU) and also have tried to install these update using TVSU?
If that is correct, then could you please try just to deffer these updates/ just download them and then go to following location:
%programfiles(x86)%\Lenovo\System Update\session
- find the appropriate update(every folder name is the update name which contains also the executable)
- once you find the corrcte update, then try to install it manually
- once you are sure, that this update was installed correctly, start TVSU and check if the list have changed
If not and you still see the update version, that you have just installed, then this might be an issue with the version detection and might be caused, by the fact, that the update does not write the courrent version.
However, please test this situation and let me know, the results.
BTW: I assume, that you are using the version 4.0.0024 of TVSU.
Can you tell me the system, that you are using this applicaiton on? T60, or T400,....
Cheers

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System update fails and reads: ''An error was detected with the package catalog for your system on the System Update Server. Please contact the Support Center.''
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Hi I was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this issue with an X220 (or any other Lenovo product)
"An error was detected with the package catalogue for your system on the System Update Server. Please contact the Support Centre."
I did contact Support and they said they had heard of some issues with ThinkVantage. They didn't take my details, or record the problem though. So hmmm...
This ThinkVantage update came out in MAY. I would also have thought this community board would be flying if it was an across-the-board problem, certainly if it was 3 months old. So reckon the problem is likely to be at my end.
Any suggestions VERY welcome. I just did about 60 updates manually (I thought the ThinkVantage update I put in 11 months ago was working, it wasn't) Ugly.

Hello,
I am not sure exactly what the problem might be, but one possibility might be that the ThinkVantage System Update software is having trouble detecting some of the computer's hardware. One way we can check that is to see how Microsoft Windows identifies the computer via Windows Management Instrumentation. Here's how to do that:
Open an elevated Command Prompt (filename: CMD.EXE).
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Next, type "wmic csproduct get name,vendor" press Enter, and note the results. Again, it should show the model type and the manufacturer.
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