Traps installation failed with Error 0x80070005

StartServicePplCA: Entering StartServicePplCA in C:\WINDOWS\Installer\MSI49F3.tmp, version 6.1.0.15522
StartServicePplCA: Started
StartServicePplCA: ServiceName = CyServer
StartServicePplCA: IsPPL = true
StartServicePplCA: Error 0x80070005: ChangeServiceConfig2W failed
StartServicePplCA: Finished
CustomAction StartCyServerPPL returned actual error code 1603 (note this may not be 100% accurate if translation happened inside sandbox)

The error code is also described as ACCESS DENIED and it usually appears when you lack of permissions of file or registry which are demanded when reinstalling updates. That's because file or registry permissions might have been modified by virus or malware. However, more often, the error covers a wide range of situations, making it hard to find out the exact reasons. Apart from circumstances mentioned in previous parts, the error may also happen when you try to activate Windows or connect to network. Despite of that, the causes of the error are almost the same, thus it's quite easy to deal with the problem
 
Common causes of the error code
Error 0x80070005 occurs when you attempt to install system updates and you do not get the required permissions to do the operation. This is apparently on account of computer's security settings and policies. Supposing that you are logged in system as standard account instead of an administrator user or make inappropriate settings in the local group policy management utility , then you are far more likely to run into the problem when you try to install Windows updates or other applications.

This error also happens even though you are indeed logged in as an administrator user. For that matter, the possible causes relate to User Account Control, antivirus programs or configurations in Local Security Policy. For example, if the error 0x80070005 occurs when you are trying to access a share folder built via network, then the possible cause will be the sharing and security settings of that shared folder.

In addition, malware on your PC can also be the reason, as malicious software or virus may block any actions. In that case, computer users should update antivirus software and remove malicious applications and infected data.



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